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- Will anyone be answering unanswered questions? And is there a feedback option for these sessions?
- As this is an “Ask anything” session: Windows 10 Start menu was highly criticized because of a lack of options/flexibility of the Start menu. When it finally reached a level which pleased most users, W11 came and threw this all away. Why did Microsoft block the option (available via a registry setting in earlier Insiders Editions) to deploy the W10 menu? While most users will comply with what Microsoft thinks is good for users, mostly because of a lack of knowledge, why does Microsoft want to frustrate users with another opinion how to work efficiently, as if these are unwanted dissidents? I will not use W11 until I have the option to modify my menu like in W10 and place the taskbar at the right site of my screen. Even if W10 isn’t supported anymore at some point of time.
- All I want is a policy / regkey I can push that normalize the windows menu once, and users can change or add to it. W10 could have been so close. It was almost there. W11 got even worse.
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- When will these features be available for MEM admins to test & deploy with Endpoint Manager (Intune)?
- I mean this in the best possible way but there is an absolute flood of vulnerabilities in Microsoft products that are constantly being patched; what is Microsoft doing to ensure that security products, and other products are actually being built by programmers that understand secure coding? It sometimes feels like features are being shipping a little too fast and maybe take a beat to train the programming teams on shipping more secure products? I don't mean this to be a smart-alek because I am sure it is a very difficult challenge, but I am just curious how you are working on getting better?
Did you watch the security breakout at the Windows hybrid work event on April 5th? Bookmark https://aka.ms/WindowsEvent to catch up on demand and read David Weston's post on https://www.microsoft.com/security/blog/2022/04/05/new-security-features-for-windows-11-will-help-protect-hybrid-work/.
- Thanks for answering my question! I understand the AAD Kerberos Proxy respond to Service Tickets only. Can you elaborate more on how the TGT is received alongside the PRT? How does it gets injected to klist and how does cloudAP knows which TGT to attach in a Hybrid environment (legacy on-prem vs AAD Kerberos)
- Is the new driver block list the same as this list that we're currently using to generate rules? I'd love not having to maintain it and just turn on the security setting instead. github.com/MicrosoftDocs/windows-itpro-docs/blob/public/windows/security/threat-protection/windows-defender-application-control/microsoft-recommended-driver-block-rules.md
- Jeffrey_Sutherland
Microsoft
Yes. Previously the policy was enforced only with custom WDAC policy or memory integrity (HVCI). The upcoming feature will allow opt-in even on systems not running HVCI/VBS and without requiring maintaining the list via WDAC.
- CAREER PATHING - with a long career in Desktop Support & Engn ... I am looking to transition to cybersecurity. Any thoughts/suggestions on type of security positions I should be looking at? ... Thanks for today's AMA!!
- THANKS TEAM!!! ... for the quick response. I took notes from the each of you, and this is of such great (and immediate!) assistance!
