MacAD UK 2018 – Shields up, Captain?
David Acland
02.21.2018
Update, 2018.03.30: Added link to YouTube Video
Hi All,
I had the pleasure of delivering my first speaker session at MacAD UK 2018 today (all being well, this post should go up just as I start). Thanks for those that watched, attended and (hopefully) got some ideas!
“Shields up, Captain?” The challenges of bringing modern security ideas to an existing company
Darren spent the summer of 2017 working with a client in an attempt to raise the general level of their IT security, with a minimum amount of faff.
This session will cover the processes used, challenges faced (technical and human), and lessons learnt from the project. Which guidelines should be considered? Which Apple management features should be used? Which of these features need a little bit more work to be useful? How should the changes be rolled out? How to deal with the ‘human’ factor; working with less technical users, working with users on leave (vacation or maternity), and most importantly, working with passive refusal users?
Slides
URLs mentioned
Mac Admins Slack
MacAdmin Podcast GDRP talk
National Institute of Standards and Technology (USA)’s guidelines on handling digital identities, including updated guidelines on passwords
Unaffiliated site to check if a service might have 2FA
FileVault profile blog (10.12 and older)
FileVault profile blog (10.13 +)
Erik Gomez’s Macbrained session (profile section)
London Apple Admins
As always, if you have any questions, queries or comments, let us know below (or @daz_wallace on Mac Admins Slack) and I’ll try to respond to and delve into as many as I can. See you at the next one!
Darren
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