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How to run an msiexec silent install: commands and switches
Windows Installer (MSI) packages are easy to install on one device, but a Windows Installer silent install across hundreds of devices needs the right command. Fortunately, as Windows Installer packages share a standard set of msiexec options, the cor…

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What is AI application packaging? How agentic packaging works
When you have an application to deploy across devices, it’s not as simple a process as clicking “install” and calling it a day. Before an app reaches a device, someone must find its install switches, write install and uninstall logic, build a detecti…

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Why slow Intune app packaging leaves third-party apps exposed
In roughly 60% of breaches, a patch was already available when attackers got in. That finding comes from J.P. Morgan’s July 2026 report, “Patchmageddon,” and it shifts the question from whether a fix exists to how long it takes to deploy. That window…

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Ransomware protection for small business: Where to start
Ransomware protection for small business comes from a few layered controls: multi-factor authentication (MFA) on every remote access path, fast patching of known exploited vulnerabilities, endpoint protection on every computer, control over which rem…

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Anti-scam for business: A practical guide for IT teams
Businesses and their employees are common targets for scammers. A few deceptive emails and a fake link are all it can take to trick unaware employees into sending payments, handing over password information, or letting unauthorized users in, and the …

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