Category: Windows 10

I’m thrilled to be speaking again at Microsoft Ignite (spring edition). In fall 2020 I already had the chance to speak about Zero Trust in 2020 in front of a fully packed session. Table Talks in my oppinion are a very smooth and successful way to interact with experts on specific topics all around the globe. That’s why I’m really excited to be nominated to speak with Gokan Ozcifci, Dr. Mike Jankowski-Lorek, Paula Januszkiewicz and Tomas Vileikis about The Future of Cybersecurity.

2019 was already an incredible year. I was allowed to be on stages this year that I would never have dreamed of. Fantastic!

Definitely an absolute highlight has been RSA 2019, where I was invited to speak with my buddy Josh Harriman about “The Lost Boys: How Linux and Mac Intersect in a Windows-Centric Security World”. An awesome experience to be on stage with an expert like Josh!

Now two more top conferences are casting their shadow – Microsoft Ignite and ExpertsLive Europe.

Pirate,

from time to time I consult customers in the configuration of Windows 10 AppLocker. I really love AppLocker because it’s super simple, reliable and enterprise ready in terms of administrative overhead. Furthermore it’s the recommended tool for the configuration of unwanted / not needed apps within Windows 10. But sometimes AppLocker kind of “breaks” my Windows 10 start menu and stops Apps from strarting up. Although the AppLocker enforcement is disabled.

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Pirate,

With the Windows 10 Creators Update (1703) we have received a possibility to configure the “Windows Settings”. The Windows settings are the new, unified system control menu that was introduced with Windows 10. This menu is particularly critical because many of the Enterprise’s unsuitable features can be configured through this menu. This created the need to remove or hide specific settings.

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