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Play JitJea: A Windows PowerShell Toolkit to Secure a Post-Snowden World
Description
When asked what to do about corporate hacking, Ex NSA Director Michael Hayden replied, “Man up and defend yourselves." Within a few years, Edward Snowden rocked the world by disclosing information he had gathered using his NSA administrative privileges. JitJea stands for "Just In Time, Just Enough Admin." It is a Windows PowerShell toolkit that you can use to “man up and defend yourselves” by allowing admins to perform functions without giving them admin privileges.
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The Discussion
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Alvin_the_Geek_a_want_a_be Hi was hoping to get a recipe for a good Sourdough Bread to compare with my Blue Moon Beer Bread but this does have anything in the cloud.
You friend Alvin,
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organicit Great Job Jeffrey! To me this is the most important technology MS is working on for ITPros. I know everyone is on the DSC Band Wagon which is good. However DSC doesn't cost you millions in the blink of an eye. Security Breaches can!
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DingusMagiiAF This is just what is needed, kudos Jeff, I hope Microsoft reconsider further developments by adding more feature to WS2016 DSC Pull server as is in Azure Automation DSC Pull server, xJea and on prem DSC Pull server with the likes of Azure Automation DSC features will enhance value of Windows Server and facilitate adoption of xJea
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