A year of creating courses, working and family importance
So this year has been busy for me, with it being the first full year of working for myself, as well as a bunch of family things that have impacted all of it. We...
Category: Encryption
Speaking at SharePoint Conference North America 2019!!
Last year, I was honored to speak at the very first SharePoint Conference North America, or what I refer to as the resurrected SharePoint Conferences from days gone past. It was a fantastic conference,...
Webinar Series Update: Evading Anti-Virus
In the webinar I gave last week based on “How attackers break in“, there were several questions at the end that focused on password management and then also evading anti-virus. During the webinar, I...
Where is Liam?
It is that time of year where everyone starts to get busy, the weather changes, and people tend to be much happier all around. We have normally got through the winter time and the...
Invoke-Obfuscation
While testing PowerShell commands with Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection (WDATP) and preparing for some webinars I am doing in April and May, I spent some time using the framework “Invoke-Obfuscation“. I thought it...
How secure is #Office365 against cyber-threats?
How secure is Office 365 against cyber-threats? One of the questions I get asked frequently is this. Even with Microsoft providing documentation, guidance and speaking at conference saying how secure it is, we still...
What does GDPR mean for you and Office 365
By now you will have heard about the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) that will be coming into effect shortly. This was started by the European Commission in 2012 and finally generally agreed...
Understanding Privileged Access Workstations (PAWs)
For some of the work I do, there is often a need to have a secure workstation that will let me perform tasks for Administration only, and not be vulnerable to any type of...
Infographic: Stop Hackers
Ever so often I like to post Info-graphics that I think are useful to not just me but to others too. This one is courtesy of http://privacypolicies.com “Hackers will often try to glean information...
