Here is another one of my TechEd 2010 Australia sessions…
Description: Managing Desktop Security is more than just installing scanning software, it’s about managing the applications, the data and ensuring the environment is monitored. In this session we look at AppLocker for to help you decide which ones to allow and which ones to squelch. Then at securing data both on the machine and in transit using Bitlocker and Bitlocker To Go. Finally capping it off with Forefront Endpoint Protection to let us know when all is not what it seems…
The video of my Australian TechEd Group Policy Preferences session is now online and its in h264 so you will should be able to play it back you iPad, iPhone or any other HTML5 browser without the need for a plugin.
Description: This demo-heavy session illustrates how to use new features in Group Policy to do things that will make you and your management happy: compare settings across all domains, reduce complexity of your Group Policy environment, manage power for Windows 7 clients, and use GP Preferences to reduce logon scripts…
This is a video of my Group Policy Preferences session I presented in TechEd New Zealand… I had a really good time during this session and the feedback I got from the session was really positive. In this session I introduced Group Policy Preferences and showed a number of demo’s as to how it can be used in your environment to eliminate logon scripts.
While I was at TechEd New Zealand 2010 I was asked to step into Jeremy Moskowitz shoes at the last minute as he had been quarantined in hospital with suspected swine flu. So with very little preparation I hobbled together a troubleshooting session based on his slide deck and a few of my own tips…
