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Source: https://www.synopsys.com/blogs/software-security/roca-cryptographic-flaws/

It certainly likes to make you aware of that fact during setup...

Horse hockey... I don't know who told you that but the workstations just need ports 52965:TCP (SIMS Solus-3-DS), 52966:TCP (SIMS Solus-3-Agent) and 8739:TCP (SIMS Solus-3-Agent-UI) for Solus. Edit: Adding C:\Program Files\Solus3\AgentService\Sims.Solus3.Agent.UI.exe helps too.

Na, it's just that they are stuck in a 2 day temporal loop sometime in the 1990's. Hence the website and the repeat calls.

https://www.beetronics.co.uk/7-inch-monitor Seriously though, what specs does the monitor need other than VESA mounting and crisp text? HDMI, VGA, DVI, between X and Y inch, etc.

Quite. I was thinking that, hadn't seen any good prices for a while there.

Also, if the device is stolen and offline, it wouldn't implement.

It is still protected by NTFS permissions and screensaver time outs, are you saying that other products require you to enter a password each time you wish to access a file, or browse a directory? As that's the only way I can see it being more secure. :/

Great minds think alike. I do believe BitLocker on Windows 7 Enterprise requires a TPM on the machine though as I tried that on ours as well.

The remit for the thread was covering data on the laptop if stolen. Bitlocker would prevent access to the system unless someone knew the password. E-mails are a different kettle of fish and there are other methods such as Office 365 encryption, ZIP file encryption, etc. if required. For Windows 7 originally I looked at CompuSec and TrueCrypt, I did use CompuSec but both have now gone. However Veracrypt https://www.veracrypt.fr/en/Home.html have continued the TrueCrypt project, fixing a few security issues along the way.

Well, if you did want to store them in AD... For any machines you have already encrypted, you will need to add the information to AD manually, by doing the following... Any devices you have already encrypted you wish to add the details to AD...

I wouldn't say BitLocker isn't hard to manage, you will need to make a change to your AD scheme and add a GPO for forcing your domain machines to add the key to AD. IIRC from Windows 8+, Sophos just manages BitLocker.

I would try again a bit later, it could well be that they are having an all staff meeting with regard to their situation.

Now THAT is a Reference if ever I heard one.

Shame, I thought VeryPC were going to expand their empire and take it over. Good to hear the jobs will be safe anyway.

Not as a separate package yet, no. Just in Windows 10 1709.

Wow, you must be feeling ill, get well soon!

From the RSAT page under additional information... Interestingly, DNS was missing initially from the tools last time there was an update as well.

I wasn't responding to him, I was just letting others know about the spreadsheet. ADMX files we are all waiting on at the moment, I think MS forgot about them.

FYI, even though the first page states: it does appear to have the 1709 policies.

I see one thing I am not too keen on... the changes they made to the Touch Keyboard... it can only be 1)LOL BIG or 2)Very condensed.

For those of you that want to update your home computers... enjoy. https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/software-download/windows10

ADK page finally updated displaying 1709.

It is meant to be out today as well, guess we'll keep checking https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/hardware/windows-assessment-deployment-kit (Source: https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/windowsitpro/2017/10/13/windows-10-version-1709-coming-soon/)

Same, thanks!