In this video, Group Policy MVP Jeremy Moskowitz demonstrates a quick and easy way to create a GPO, link it to your desktops and then manipulate the Windows Hosts file.

In this video we will continue from Lesson one and begin to build our story. Pulling in our first action, as well as leveraging the power of the action templates.

In this video we'll add in an Action Trigger to create a checkpoint for our story. Only allowing our story to continue if it meets the criteria that we set. We'll also be adding in a Delay action to give us some buffer time before the story continues.

In this video we'll begin to pull in actions from the Bootcamp guide to see how easy it is to work with the JSON format. Having preconfigured actions make it much easier to rapidly build out stories. We'll also be taking a look at the results from URL Scan from our request.

In this video we'll learn how we can implement a form into our story. Creating a method for users to interact with our story to create a user input. This can be really handy when wanting to develop a process for colleagues to submit data. We'll close up the lesson with additional resources available around Tines.

Software flaws are inevitable, and as Log4Shell recently reminded us, their impact can be massive. Using Log4Shell as a prime example we explain.

Learn how Forescout provides a strong foundation for zero trust.

Applying Content Safeguards to links shared from your Egnyte domain restricts the sharing options for files that contain sensitive information and ensures users share content with appropriate levels of security. Prevent the accidental exposure of sensitive information and help your users share securely with Content Safeguards in Egnyte.

On October 7th, Toyota revealed a partial copy of their T-Connect source code had been accidentally exposed for 5 years, including access to data for over 290,000 customers. In 2014, Toyota introduced a new telematics service called T-Connect to customers, offering interactive voice response and allowing drivers to connect to third-party apps. Toyota advertises it as their “connected services that provide safe, secure, comfortable, and convenient services through vehicle communication.”

WatchGuard kicks off Cybersecurity Awareness Month, calling for the need to enable multi-factor authentication. This security step is easy to implement and plays a pivotal role in protecting sensitive data at an affordable cost.