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Using Intune and Microsoft Defender for Business you can satisfy which of the following ACSC Essential Eight mitigation strategies:

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1. Application controls
2. Patching applications
3. Configuring Microsoft Office Macro settings
4. User application hardening
5. Restricting admin privileges
6. Patch operating systems
7. Applying MFA
8. Setting regular backups
9. All of the above
Why is Azure AD P2 licensing required for privileged users?

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1. To enable single sign-on
2. To enable conditional access and multifactor authentication to help secure data
3. So we can use privileged identity management to manage control and monitor access to important resources in the organisation
4. To provide passwordless authentication options
Why is it a good idea to block devices form being used until Intune completes all configuration and setup of applications, particularly when applying security policies?

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1. To ensure users can’t quickly install their own software
2. To ensure the device remains locked down and no malicious software is installed before Intune completes the security tasks
3. To ensure users can’t block the security controls
As best practice when applying an Attack Surface Reduction policy to a site, it is a good idea to:

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1. Configure ASR settings in block mode only to ensure behaviour is denied the event is logged
2. Create multiple policies with plenty of exceptions to block mode rules to cover all bases
3. Run the policy in audit mode at the beginning in case you have to exclude legitimate software from block lists
Windows Update Rings are useful when applying Essential Eight security controls because:

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1. They satisfy Essential Eight requirements to immediately apply patches
2. They satisfy Essential Eight requirements to apply patches within a specific time frame
3. They satisfy Essential Eight requirements that all patches be thoroughly tested before being deployed

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