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How to Add Win32 App Supersedence using Microsoft Intune

25/3/2021

Back in September 2018 Microsoft introduced the ability to deploy customized Win32 Apps using Intune. This was an important step forward for modern device managment on the platform. Peter van der Woude wrote a good blogpost on this at the time. tinyurl.com/2m43uew6

Fast forward to 2021 and following the Ignite 2021 announcements, Microsoft have now built on this functionality by introducing Win32 App Supersedence. I remember following this on the Microsoft Endpoint Manager Feedback pages where it received quite a few comments and support. A common comment was that people thought without the ability to easily and quickly deploy and then manage apps on cloud managed devices, they may as well just install them manually, particularly within small organisations. So its good to now Microsoft is listening right.

GetModern - Bitesize #5 - Attack Simulation Training

18/3/2021

In episode 5 of out Bitesize series Dean introduces Attack Simulation Training and how to train your users against threats using your O365 environment.

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Bitesize Video #3 - Configure Temporary Access Pass with Intune (Preview)

12/3/2021

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In Bitesize episode #3 I demonstrate how to set up Temporary access pass (TAP) withMicrosoft Intune and discuss the features with @Dean_Ellerby as part of our GetModern series. Please refer to my recent blogpost on the topic for additional information. Move2Modern - MOVE2MODERN.CO.UK (weebly.com)

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Bitesize #2 - Microsoft Cloud App Security (MCAS)

10/3/2021

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In this Bitesize episode @dean_ellerby demonstrates the benefits of MCAS and how it can help organisations take control of which Cloud Apps are used in the environment.

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How to setup Temporary Access Pass with Intune

9/3/2021

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If you're like me you may have seen a few blog posts coming out around Temporary Access Pass or TAP recently. Anything around passwords grabs my attention so thought this would be a good opportunity to find out a bit more about it. As I work within the Modern desktop area I wanted to add a slightly different view of this and see how it integrates with Microsoft Endpoint Manager (MEM).

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