New blog post! 🚀⚡ Using an ad blocker isn’t just about convenience - it’s a security measure every organization should consider. I’ve written a post on deploying and configuring uBlock Origin Lite at scale using Microsoft Intune and PowerShell. https://lnkd.in/dJMns6kx #msintune #powershell #ublock #security
Cyrus Irandoust
5mo
Excellent! Indeed, mandatory. Adware type viruses are re-becoming popular. If you want to go a bit hardcore, I used to impose uMatrix, even in allow mode, will still block obvious unsecure domains. We will still add a user training page in a SharePoint site or similar, as some users can experience that some marketing email links are blocked (trackers embedded). Thanks for the good article
While I agree in principal, with the recent rise in supply chain attacks that have specifically targeted things like dependencies and add-ins, you're putting A LOT of faith in the developers and/or security practices of _any_ extension or add-in you're allowing. I wish there was a first-party alternative to this, though that's never going to happen for obvious reasons...