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All Intune administrators need a Microsoft Intune license by default. You can change this in the Mi- crosoft Intune admin center (https://intune.microsoft.com) at a later point, allowing you to give administrators access to Microsoft Intune without requiring an Intune license. To get an administrator license, you need to follow these steps: 1.  Go to Tenant admin | Roles | Administrator Licensing.  2.  Click Allow access to unlicensed admins: Figure : Microsoft Intune admin center – Administrator Licensing Figure : Microsoft Intune admin center – Administrator Licensing after the change 3.  In the Microsoft 365 admin center, go to https://admin.microsoft.com. If you are a global admin, you can assign your Intune license: Figure : Microsoft 365 admin center – license assignments The Microsoft Intune license is a part of Microsoft 365 E3/E5, Microsoft 365 F1/F3 for Firstline Workers, EMS E3, as well as standalone Microsoft Intune. There are many other licenses that giv...

  Distributed denial-of-service   attacks can be defined as cyberattacks in which many different compromised sources generate traffic intended to make a computer or network resource unavailable to its originally intended users. Classic firewalling techniques are challenged by DDoS attacks for two main reasons: blocking traffic requires the characterization of all sources, and firewall capacity may also be at risk when dealing with a high number of connections. To protect applications deployed in the AWS Cloud from such attacks, Amazon offers AWS Shield. This service provides constant detections and automatic inline mitigations that minimize application downtime or performance degradation against DDoS attacks at two different levels: AWS Shield Standard and AWS Shield Advanced. AWS Shield Standard is a no-cost version that defends your environment against the most common network (layer 3) and transport (layer 4) known infrastructure attacks. It relies on detection techniques su...

AWS Network Firewall is a managed network security service that provides protection for your Amazon VPC networks. It allows you to deploy network security across your VPCs with just a few clicks, without the need to provision or manage any infrastructure. Network Firewall provides fine-grained control over network traffic, allowing you to create firewall rules that provide protections like blocking outbound Server Message Block (SMB) requests to prevent the spread of malware, or disallowing domains and IP addresses that pose threats. AWS Network Firewall includes stateful inspection, intrusion prevention, and web filtering. The service uses rule groups to define network traffic inspection and filtering behaviors. These rule groups can be shared and reused across multiple firewalls, simplifying management for large or complex networks. Network Firewall integrates with other AWS services like CloudWatch for logging and monitoring, and AWS Firewall Manager for centralized management o...

  Intune filters is a feature of Microsoft Intune that enables administrators to filter and target specific groups of devices or users based on certain criteria. It helps admins in application or policy assign- ments, and filters help to remove some of the conflicts in application deployments. With filters, you as IT admin have more flexibility when it comes to assignments. This means that you can assign to a group of users or devices and leverage the filter to include or exclude devices based on attributes that are supported with filters. Filters are evaluated promptly when devices check in to the Intune service, making them significantly faster than Entra dynamic groups, which operate on a scheduled basis. We will give you some examples of filters that can be useful when assigning different apps, policies, etc. To start creating filters, you need to follow these steps: 1.  In the Intune portal, go to Tenant admin | Filters. 2.  Click Create. 3.  In the first exampl...

How to take advantage of multiple profiles feature! (with examples and tips) Why and How? The cloud environment should have multiple accounts, according to AWS best practice “Well-Architected Framework.” Based on the security requirements, each account has different groups, roles, and users. In such a configuration, you may have multiple profiles to use on a daily basis, either between different accounts or even within the same account, with each profile having different permissions or roles. Setting up Multiple Profiles Here is how you can add multiple profiles on AWS CLI To create multiple AWS CLI profiles, you can use the aws configure command. This command will prompt you for information such as your AWS Access Key ID and Secret Access Key, as well as the default region and output format for your profile. To create a new profile, you can use the — profile option, followed by the name of your profile. For example, if you wanted to create a profile named “dev”, you could use the foll...