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Mobile Mentor: Celebrating 20 Years of Empowering People

As of September 20, 2024, Microsoft has ceased investment in new capabilities and is no longer accepting feature requests for WSUS. While the existing functionality will remain available, the focus is shifting to cloud-native management tools, forcing businesses to rethink their approach to updating systems and maintaining compliance in an increasingly complex IT landscape.

October 14th, 2024|

WSUS Deprecation: Embracing Cloud-Native Management for Future-Ready IT

As of September 20, 2024, Microsoft has ceased investment in new capabilities and is no longer accepting feature requests for WSUS. While the existing functionality will remain available, the focus is shifting to cloud-native management tools, forcing businesses to rethink their approach to updating systems and maintaining compliance in an increasingly complex IT landscape.

October 7th, 2024|

6 Strategies to Avoid MFA Fatigue

Multi-factor authentication (MFA) has become a cornerstone in securing access to sensitive systems and data, adding an extra layer of protection beyond passwords. However, the increased reliance on MFA has introduced a new problem—MFA fatigue. When users are overwhelmed by frequent authentication prompts, they become frustrated, less vigilant, and may even seek shortcuts to bypass the process.

September 30th, 2024|

How to Get the Most Out of Your M365 Licenses

Microsoft 365 (M365) is a transformative suite that offers a wide range of tools designed to enhance productivity, security, and IT operations. However, many businesses struggle to fully leverage the potential of their licenses.

September 17th, 2024|

Adapting to Change: Navigating JAMF’s 2025 End to Conditional Access Support

In January 2025, businesses using JAMF Pro alongside Microsoft Entra ID for Conditional Access will encounter a significant change that could impact their entire device management strategy. JAMF will discontinue its support for conditional access, a move driven by Microsoft's transition from the Partner Device Management Legacy API to the new Partner Compliance Management API.

September 5th, 2024|

Cloud PCs and the Future of IT Resilience

Microsoft has spent years perfecting the delivery of Cloud PCs, specifically the Windows 365 and Azure Virtual Desktop offerings. They even introduced Microsoft Managed Desktops, which ran for several years, to build and refine the tools needed for efficiently managing remote Windows machines at scale from the cloud (this service was retired in July 2024).

August 20th, 2024|
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