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What company are you using for Security Awareness Training for End Users? Securityĭuring a recent virtual session with most of the IT personnel in our state hospitals, the topic was raised of what everyone is using for SAT.

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(Case in point.) It's got me wondering: why weren't patch panels always designed this way? Is there a disadvantage. I'm noticing that a lot of newer patch panels, instead of punch-down wiring on the back end, now simply have RJ45 connectors on either end. Right now seems like our manufacturer of choice has a 52-week lead time on having any new units available. Hello, we are looking to replace our aging wireless infrastructure in our warehouse.

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Instead, here are a few other things to know about. Don't worry, no major developments in that over the last 24 hours anyways. To celebrate this May 4th, I'm not going to highlight any malware.

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That person will personally call you and let you know that you are not. If you want to test the waters, simply email the person this phrase: "Am I legally or contractually obligated to respond to your request for the type of data that you are asking for" That said, none of your Microsoft purchases acquired properly through OEM or retail are subject to 'review'. ( and you agreed to this when you bought 'direct from DELL, HP, etc.) and your name was delivered to Microsoft. How did Microsoft get your name? You probably bought something via DELL or HP ( like maybe a Server OS that came with the Server), in which DELL or HP is known as the LSP ( Licene Service Provider.formally LAR). These reviews are done by thrid parties on behalf of Microsoft you can see a email schema.

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Seriously, all of that legal obligation of determining effective license poistion is situated in the MSBA terms and conditions. Unless your company has engaged in a Volume License Agreement and/or VLSC agreement ( of which you've also signed a Master Business Services Agreement), there is nothing in *any* license agreement that obligates you to a SAM review/audit.

What I can tell you is that these audits are not legally or contractually binding on the products that you have purchased via OEM or Retail. Microsoft also bought my last web-based SAM service. Guys, I eat Microsoft audits for breakfast.