Author name: Nicklas Ahlberg

Internet Explorer has been around for about 25 years and was my personal favorite browser for a long time. But it is long over due that we look into how we could completely replace IE with another more manageable, stable, compatible and secure browser. Microsoft has begun to remove IE support from some 365-services and […]

Are you one of those who rarely completely close down Microsoft Edge? I know that I am! Microsoft Edge is known for it’s RAM usage while running a lot of open tabs at the same time. Microsoft has introduced “sleeping tabs” which will put any untouched tabs to sleep after 2h by default. By using

More and more apps and operating systems support both light and dark mode settings. Dark mode will probably emit less “blue light” and reduce eye strain. Another advantage is that dark mode requires less energy and spares the battery of your device. OH! It is now possible to switch between light and dark mode to

Issue So we implemented the Microsoft Edge Security baseline using MEM a while ago. Today I received a question from some users being unable to access a website that requires a sign-in. The only obvious error message received was “Authorization Required” but the login/sign-in prompt never appeared. Troubleshooting I was able to reproduce the issue

Microsoft has created a handy Outlook extension to Edge. You will be able to send and receive emails, use calendar and todo-list, all from the extension! The extension is currently in preview but seems to work well. In this blog we will have a look at how to distribute the extension using “Microsoft Endpoint Manger”

In part two we deployed a device encryption policy to make our Windows 10-devices encrypt the OS-drive with Bitlocker and upload the Bitlocker info to Entra ID. In the last part of this blog series we will look at the admin and end-user experience when you are in need of the Bitlocker recovery password. Admin

In part 1 we had a look at: In this part we will: Let’s get to it! We will start off by deploying a simple PowerShell script to have our currently encrypted devices upload Bitlocker info to Azure AD. The Bitlocker info will be available on each device object in AAD and Intune. Optional: Create

You will find part 2 of this series here You will find part 3 of this series here Demo Environment In this blog post divided into three parts we will look at how to move from traditional Bitlocker management to Microsoft Intune. Our demo environment looks like this: How Export MBAM data to an Excel