Let’s jump to the end of the story and take a look at what the License Tool generates when you’re making a license request. There’s always two items: “Scope” and “SOM_name”. There’s always just one scope and there could be several SOM_Names. “Scope” means: Where you might ever possibly use PolicyPak. Typically, this is (and […]
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Windows 10 Taskbar Not Working for Users? Whether its Post-it notes, Pinterest or the Windows 10 Taskbar, users love to pin stuff to have quick access to it. As an administrator, you want to make sure that their most important stuff is pinned to the Taskbar, but how do you manage that? Easy, with PolicyPak […]
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Preventing Sodinokibi Ransomware and similar strains require a combination of software and knowhow. In this blog, we’ll review both, so you can confidently build out your cybersecurity program. Cost of Ransomware The cost of Ransomware is rising astronomically. According to an article published by Bankinfosecurity.com, the average ransomware payment increased to $36,292 in Q2 of […]
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It is a wonderful thing when new initiatives benefit both the company behind the implementation and the customers it serves. Such is the case with the announcement at Ignite 2019 that ConfigMgr and Intune are being merged together to form a single management conglomerate tool called Microsoft Endpoint Manager (MEM). The Microsoft Endpoint Manager console […]
Microsoft has placed a lot of emphasis on security with Windows 10. They have introduced so many tools, including Device Guard, Credential Guard, and Windows Security Center, that it can get a bit confusing determining the role for each one. The fact that Microsoft also changes the names of some and deprecates others adds to […]
