BulletRisen

Just use action1 and use that to push your scripts. Rock solid

😂😂 what a load of rubbish

Just get AI to summarise man

I haven’t looked into it but is this trend, not just cloud flare but other vendors linked to the rise of agentic AI? Bad actors are now pumping out scripts and finding exploits much faster than before and cloud providers are playing catchup?

Absolute garbage

So incredibly messy but what can you don

Have you understood the region lock? It can be confusing. I ask because have you configured it to only allow access from X and block ABC or could it be only allow access from ABC and block X

Which policy specifically locked you out? What criteria is it enforcing ? Speak to 365 data protection team but as others have said that will take a while Next time break glass accounts, report only, & focus !

I think it’s shocking either way no? Not everyday someone gets a key through their actual eyeball lol

Oh shoot okay might be time to push that through then. We moved to 2022 last year and just had another satellite audit - it is intense 😂

Is soc2 easier than iso? We’ve been iso certified for years but never went for soc2 as I assumed it was harder and more thorough

Yep our auditor day rate is £1500 a day not including VAT

Our last renewal was a day rate of £1500~ for the auditor x7 days plus VAT - total was almost £13k

I don’t think they’re going to whistleblow their lack of licensing 😂😂😂

Problem is I’ve already broken the initial search/query to as broad as it can be - 1 stop short of ingesting the entire mailbox. But even then my queries in the review set are not being respected, e.g I’ve entered *dog* as keyword that must appear in the email. Result is hundreds of emails that explicitly do not have *dog* anywhere in the email.

The fuq

Does Get-EXOMailbox work ? Make sure you’re connected to exchange online: Get-ConnectionInformation

What’s the output when you import the module ?

You’re connecting via Graph, but trying to run an Exchange PowerShell command — that’s why it isn’t recognized.

Afi.ai works great and very reasonable pricing

They won’t because it’s disaster recovery not back up

Use ChatGPT to get you 99% there

Easily bypassed though

If there’s no FileVault enabled you can just boot into recovery and reset the local password from terminal

Use tailscale

Are we on the same thread? Just looks like some healthy discussions going on here. I’d suggest responding to his points as they are valid, just like your points are; which is what makes a good debate

If Dell didn’t already enrol it in Intune then it’ll be a difficult process to get the hardware hash required for intune. Also you can technically still install windows on enrolled devices by running the setup offline.

I think he’s just very old tbh

You’re understanding of this is like 20 years old. Times have changed. Allow my bot to explain it to you: *“Respectfully, this is completely backwards and goes against everything WHfB is designed for. The whole point of passwordless authentication is that users don’t need to remember their password—ever. Forcing them to enter it after every reboot (or even weekly) just reintroduces all the security risks WHfB is supposed to solve. A few issues with your take:* 1. Typing passwords more often makes users more vulnerable to phishing. If users are in the habit of entering their password all the time, they’re way more likely to get tricked by a fake login page. The best way to stop phishing? Make sure users never type their password. 2. Compliance doesn’t require password re-entry. Microsoft, NIST, and other security bodies literally recommend moving away from passwords completely. No one is saying, “Oh yeah, let’s force people to type them in regularly for fun.” 3. Users don’t need to “remember” their passwords if they never use them. This isn’t 2005. If WHfB is set up properly, the user should only need their password once (initial setup or recovery). If they forget it? That’s what self-service password reset exists for. 4. The 15-character password thing is pointless in a passwordless setup. WHfB doesn’t rely on passwords for daily authentication, so why does it matter? You’re solving a problem that doesn’t exist. Forcing password entry on every reboot isn’t better security, it’s just annoying and outdated. If WHfB is deployed properly, the best number of times a user should type their password after setup is ZERO.”

That’s terrible advice

Action1 - free for up to 200 endpoints and good pricing beyond

Huh

How much are you paying for your licenses ?

Or team

It can be compliant “ able to execute a Data Processing Addendum (DPA) with customers for their use of ChatGPT Team, ChatGPT Enterprise, ChatGPT Edu, and the API in support of their compliance with GDPR and other privacy laws.”

😂😂 say less

Generally I agree with you, non transparent pricing locked behind a contact wall is an instant turn off. Action1 is most certainly the exception to the rule however.

Action1

Jheeze

Ok Will Smith

😂 I don’t think you understand how LLMs work. I get it though, new things in history have always been met with scepticism and fear due to lack of understanding.

How’s that then ?

Like any tool, perhaps you’re not using it correctly ?

Ballmer said something similar about the iPhone 😂

Stop expiring users passwords

It’s simpler because if you’re reinstalling Windows why wouldn’t you delete the partitions from the same disk you’re installing from ? Otherwise you’re booting into Linux, running commands, rebooting into a windows disk and then installing windows

It’s the right sub imo

Overkill though, just boot from a windows usb and blow away all partitions

Yeah I don’t think so tbh

Chap I’m replying to seems to be a normal user not IT which was my point.