spn-audit

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The spn-audit tag on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about audit-first SMB hardening in Windows Server, focusing on SMB Server signing and Extended Protection for Authentication (EPA). Content under this tag explores how Microsoft's built-in auditing helps administrators safely test and roll out these security features by identifying compatibility gaps before enforcing them via policy. Topics include new Group Policy settings, registry hooks, and event-log telemetry for remediation planning. This tag is relevant for IT professionals managing Windows Server security, particularly those preparing for stricter SMB hardening requirements.
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    Audit-First SMB Hardening in Windows Server: Signing and EPA Readiness

    Microsoft has added built‑in auditing to help administrators safely roll out two proven SMB server hardening features—SMB Server signing and SMB Server Extended Protection for Authentication (EPA)—so that organizations can discover compatibility gaps before they require those hardening controls...
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