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Changing my focus in 2016.

January 5, 2016 Josh Bryant Leave a comment

I’ve always had two passions throughout my IT career, Messaging, and Security. I tend to change my focus from one…

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Join me for “Shut the Front Door! Securing your Messaging Environment” at the Microsoft Ignite Conference on May 6th!

April 1, 2015 Josh Bryant Leave a comment

If you haven't already heard, I'll be delivering a session at the Microsoft Ignite conference at the McCormick Place in…

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Filed under: Exchange 2007, Exchange 2010, Exchange 2013, Ignite, Security

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Josh M. Bryant
In reply toSean Metcalf
13 hours ago
@PyroTek3 PAM solution? Even when they don't require, the vast majority are implemented incorrectly with it. 😒
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Josh M. Bryant
In reply toda_667-dev.arm64.deb
2 days ago
@da_667 It probably doesn't specify not to include dick pics either. 🤷‍♂️🤪 Give enough info to get people interested in the training, save the rest for use elsewhere.
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Josh M. Bryant
In reply toda_667-dev.arm64.deb
2 days ago
@da_667 Sounds like some stuff that could be cut out then. Why not send the recommended downloads as part of a welcome/registration e-mail?
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Josh M. Bryant
In reply toda_667-dev.arm64.deb
2 days ago
@da_667 Think of it from the point of view of someone who is trying to decide which training to attend. Is there enough in the first paragraph or 2 to grab your interest and make you want to read all 7 pages? Or are you going to see 7 pages and nope your way to the next course?
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Josh M. Bryant
In reply toda_667-dev.arm64.deb
2 days ago
@da_667 Seems a bit excessive for a submission, but I've only done CFPs and not CFTs so I could be wrong. Just doesn't seem like someone trying to filter through who knows how many submissions is going to want to read 7 pages.
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Josh M. Bryant
In reply toda_667-dev.arm64.deb
2 days ago
@da_667 For the training itself, or for the CFT submission?
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