5 Amazing FREE Security Tools That Every Admin Must Use!

[@talosvalcoran4714]

Major thanks for all that info. Gonna try the SquareX tool.

[@loganladue2]

SquareX sounds great to have. Thx for the info

[@hackintoshslovakia368]

great tips, especially the last one, thanks

[@supriyochatterjee4095]

Amazing information as always

[@harringtonsyoutube4776]

Love this list some great tools! Thanks…

[@kaymoney526]

Awesome 👏

[@gregmcdonald6613]

do i give a 3rd party Supercops access to our corp AD either cloud or on-prem? seems a bit of a security risk

[@AndyMaloneMVP]

You’re not giving them access to anything. Oauth is an authentication protocol that only grants specific and a very limited access to certain attributes. Of course, as with any third-party add-on depending on what the product does will determine access, so for example if you use a third-party back up to like Veam then it will need a large number of permissions. Other than that you don’t need to be paranoid 😊

[@DipenDas-nf7ho]

Thanks for Sharing; Which app would you recommend for TOTP OTP.

[@AndyMaloneMVP]

Either the Microsoft or Google authenticator apps

[@jerryxie777]

Do you have any threat detection tools to recommond in enterprice ? Better be free and easy to use. Thanks

[@AndyMaloneMVP]

Personally, I wouldn’t risk the security of an enterprise by using free tools. You’ll need something more robust.

[@jerryxie777]

@@AndyMaloneMVP thank you

[@oOMonkeyMagicOo]

When its free you are the product. What data are these companies mining from your tenant and what else beyond the "Free" reports do they do with that data?

[@AndyMaloneMVP]

These companies do not actually process your data or store your data. They’re essentially a wrap and you can see what permissions they have via the Oauth token when you approve the connection

[@ptahrightknowledge3813]

@@AndyMaloneMVP Can you do a video on this. What is a Oauth token and how do you see it etc.

[@pra64sig]

how to use Office 365 password policy on specops

[@AndyMaloneMVP]

I’ll cover this in the future session, but for now I would visit the specOps website and look through their documentation

[@jazzchamp]

@@AndyMaloneMVP Looks at the documentation... immediately zones out. This is rough to read.