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I use Edge for my primary school management, while I have profiles for Chrome for secondary work, as well as personal or other activities. I really try not to cross pollinate work, home, and such. As for not having a cell phone, I know that's not accurate - since the CIN motley crew over...

Defender P2 is a great platform for total malware management. Only thing above that is XDR which adds in the SIEM and SOAR. Too much for our school, but good for bigger environments.

I use a combination of Edge and Chrome. But if you need something with the old JRE built in, Pale Moon is a good alternative. For mobile, I'm pretty much exclusively using Brave for its anti spyware capabilities, along side of SurfShark VPN.

I think we see a good phishing email that gets spread through our organization, perhaps every few weeks. Lately, I think, with a few exceptions, our students and staff are getting better at identifying and flagging them in Exchange, while I end up going into the MS Defender console and...

Thanks for that. I do try to be interesting when I write something- if not entertaining.

I don't know that CompTIA would provide any specific platform managers, given their vendor-neutral perspective. I myself have used 1Password in the past, but stopped using it since it's a non-US company that manages it - and I tend to restrict my security tools to things developed and managed...

Use them as you will. Actually, I like to think of myself as a prolific writer. I've written both poetry and prose, fiction and non-fiction, serious and silly over the course of my life. I also wrote for MCP Magazine/Redmond/1101 Communications from 2000-2007, writing commentary, product...

Wow. Okay, y'all....so.... I had an old First Sergeant back in my Army days offer this very sage wisdom: "Don't speculate or make assumptions about the things of which you are unaware. " But because @Trevor Chandler had to step up and take an unprovoked shot across the bow, I would feel...

While Zero Trust does carry an attitude of cynicism in that "assume breach" is a key component, I feel I must apply the same methodology that you do in handing out tardy slips during seminars.

Likely story...

Well, with respect to the Coffee Maker:

Suddenly, this comes to bear:

I'm going to reference (but not link) the song Orange Barrels by Todd Yohn and featured on the Bob and Tom radio show...

I reserve the right to vary my signatures. ;)

Already been done in this thread. Fix the user.

A logon that is based on factors in real-time, such as logon location + this/that device + time of day - like an aligning of the planets before you get to log on.

They don't even need to be in range of your network - just hacking an adjacent network is all that's needed The Daisy Chain Attack

I was getting conflicted information about that. But I'd be glad to take that title on - even though I'm going to re-test next year.

The principles rules of Zero Trust: - Always Verify - Least Privilege Access - Assume Breach But to add: - Context-aware authentication - Micro-segmentation - Strong encryption methods - Automated threat response and remediation /r

I'm sure Christ would have had the forward thinking to know what would come up 2000 years later. Might explain some of that prophecy in Revelation where it's said that the Two Witnesses would be killed for the entire world to see. Mark Twain once said that a lie can run halfway around the...