See you at the World Blockchain Forum in London!

August 27, 2017 Ulv Bjørnsson3 Comments

Event ticket is booked, and plane tickets are locked-in!

Who else is going to the World Blockchain Forum? It’s being held in London from September 25th to the 26th, and also the Dash Conference is on the 24th of September!

It’s a very exciting time, with the increased adoption of blockchain technology, the pace of innovation and the amount of money being thrown after ICOs. This conference will have a wide array of exciting topics from blockchain, bitcoin, ethereum, ICOs and investing, regulations, startups and disruption and so much more!

Some of the biggest personalities, developers and minds in the industry will be speaking and presenting in 20-minute time slots throughout the two-day conference.

VMware AirWatch PowerShell Integration for Mobile Email Management and more

August 3, 2017September 4, 2017 Ulv Bjørnsson11 Comments

AirWatch, it’s here to stay.

So let’s talk about AirWatch, Office 365 and Powershell.

Objective: To enable integration between Powershell and Office 365 to facilitate; AirWatch Mobile Email Management (MEM).

“Mobile Email Management (MEM) functionality in AirWatch delivers comprehensive security for your corporate email infrastructure by allowing only compliant users and devices to access email.”

Now to getting this up and running

The steps we will be taking are

Integrate PowerShell with AirWatch
Setting up a PowerShell Admin User
Enable Powershell Integration in AirWatch
Configure Exchange to Block or Quarantine Devices
Email Management
Cmdlets Executed by AirWatch

Microsoft new bug bounty program will pay up to $250,000

August 1, 2017 Ulv BjørnssonLeave a comment

To some it may have passed under the radar, for others it might be of interest.

Microsoft has released a bug bounty program for hackers, white hats, bug hunters and security researchers alike to discover, find and report vulnerabilities to Microsoft to strengthen the Microsoft portfolio.

Microsoft having dominated the market for home users and business computers have long been a favored target for cyber criminals, hobby hackers and other nefarious operatives. Meaning that just a zero-day vulnerability or any breach can cause a crisis like the recent WannaCry ransomware attack.

Microsoft has previously had bug bounty programs, but mostly they have been limited in time, or for specific suites.

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Month: August 2017