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19th times Microsoft MVP (Security and Windows). IT-Dude @SpareBankenNorge
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Thursday, September 20, 2012

Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack and MBAM

Yesterdays 2 presentations on Microsoft Windows Partner Bootcamp that was held by me and Reidar Johansen (#reidartwitt) are now ready for download.

The first presentation was about the new product UE-V, the updates in App-V and AGPM. Pluss an reminder that DaRT are cool :-)

Wednesday, January 18, 2012

NIC2012 Web cast Of Bitlocker session are now available

My session at NIC2012 was recorded and are now ready for everybody to see.
Lots of Bitlocker stuff and Microsoft Bitlocker Administration And Monitoring (MBAM)




Saturday, January 14, 2012

NIC Bitlocker Presentation

Then the first day of NIC2012 are finished and to make sure my presentation are available I have published them on slide share at this link

Tuesday, January 10, 2012

Running Bitlocker in Vmware on a Virtual Computer

Needed to be sure that my previous posting also worked in Vmware, so I asked my excellent new colleague Christian Mohn the vNinja and he tested it out.

Everything works just like in my posting, but of course it's not that easy in Vmware ;-)
You just need to create a virtual floppy and the vNinja did of course create a blog post explaining how to do it. The blog are here

Friday, December 30, 2011

NIC getting close

In january I will be speaking on the Nordic Infrastucture Conferense in Oslo. For more info about the conference you can visit http://www.nic2012.com/

The list of speakers are impressiv and contains some of the best speakers world wide and on all your favorite Microsoft technologies ranging from powershell to the cloud.

My topics have been changed to include:

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