Nothing special…
Not anything special at all, except telling you I actually have a website for my company SharePlicity now. I have been meaning to create one for a long time but just never had time....
Category: Firewall
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...
Research Report and Webinars
Earlier this year, I had to chance to be a part of a Cyber Research Project in conjunction with Christian Buckley (http://www.buckleyplanet.com) from CollabTalk (https://collabtalk.com) and the Marriott School of Management at Brigham Young...
Webinar Series: How your IT environment can be compromised
Join me and Netwrix in this practical webinar series about cyber-security. These three webinars walk you through the hacking process, some techniques hackers use once inside your network, and the tools and techniques you...
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...
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...
New course @Pluralsight
Today my course that I have been working on for the past few months is now live. The course is called “SharePoint Security End-to-End“. The premise of the course is the need to make...
Azure Security Center
As you may or may not know the Azure Security Center has been made freely available today. https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/azure-security-center-now-available/ As such head over to your Azure Subscription, access the Portal and then from the left...
Attacking the SharePoint Server from the Inside – Part 2
In the last post we looked at our network and how we could try and break into the system. We focused on the Domain Controller, using Metasploit to make connections to the servers and...
