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Windows

How to Run Commands and Programs Remotely Using PsExec

PsExec is a command-line utility program for Windows written by none other than Mark Russinovich, the current CTO of Microsoft Azure. It’s still being updated as part of the SysInternals suite of utilities. PsExec allows you to run programs locally, and, more importantly, on remote computers. You can even kick off similar commands on multiple...

Last Update: Nov 15, 2023

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Choosing between Virtual Private Network and Zero Trust Remote Access Solutions

Last Update: Nov 11, 2022

As we enter a time of crisis that will see a significant number of employees asked to work from home, organizations need to provide effective but secure remote access to corporate resources. The tried and tested virtual private network (VPN) might seem like the obvious choice. But so called ‘zero trust’ is gaining popularity and could surpass traditional VPN access.

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Security

Petri Dish: Cybersecurity vs IT Security with Devolutions

Last Update: Sep 29, 2022

Russell Smith, Editorial Director of Petri, talks to Maurice Cote from Devolutions about the difference between cybersecurity and IT security and what it means for IT departments.

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PowerShell

The Ultimate Guide to Installing OpenSSH on Windows

Last Update: Jun 20, 2022

As a seasoned, or even new IT Pro, you’re likely an avid user of Putty, using secure shell (SSH) to connect to Unix/Linux servers, computers, and even Windows machines for an efficient and secure remote command-line experience. Well, did you know Windows 10, Windows 11, and Windows Server 2019 (and Windows Server 2022) include an…

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Endpoint Management 1-Day Virtual Conference Now Available On Demand

Petri’s Endpoint Management 1-day virtual conference is now available to view on demand. At the end of last month, Petri hosted a full free day of learning, covering topics like how to manage devices using Microsoft Intune, how to deploy new hardware with Windows Autopilot, and managing security updates with Windows Update. The management of…

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WireGuard VPN Gets Port to Windows Kernel but Don’t Run Out to Replace IPsec or OpenVPN

WireGuard is a Virtual Private Network (VPN) protocol that was first developed in 2016 by security researcher Jason A. Donenfeld. It was originally conceived for Linux. And as of kernel version 5.6, which was released in March 2020, WireGuard is integrated into Linux. Designed to be a lightweight alternative to VPN protocols like IKEv2, OpenVPN,…

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Microsoft Tunnel Makes Connecting to Corporate Apps Easier from Android and iOS

First announced at Ignite in September 2020, Microsoft Tunnel Gateway provides access to on-premises corporate resources from Android and iOS devices.

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Using Microsoft Graph API To Help Admins Quickly Deploy Policies at Scale

Microsoft Graph Conditional Access support and insights make it easier to secure users at scale.

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Microsoft’s RemoteWebAccess Site Goes Down Because DNS is Hard

Microsoft is feeling that sting today as its website, remotewebaccess.com has been dealing with DNS related challenges for more than 12 hours.

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Understanding Windows 10 Always On VPN

Microsoft Windows and Windows Server support a variety of different VPN technologies. The most advanced are DirectAccess and Windows 10 Always On VPN. In this article, I look at the advantages of Always On VPN over DirectAccess, and outline the infrastructure required to deploy Always On VPN.

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