
Starting a Site with Hugo: Own the Place You Write
Part one of building a site you actually own. Why static, why this stack, and getting Hugo running on your machine in ten minutes.
Alan Conlon writes practical guides to Microsoft Sentinel, KQL threat hunting, Entra ID and Power BI, from over a decade in security engineering.

Part one of building a site you actually own. Why static, why this stack, and getting Hugo running on your machine in ten minutes.
Five silent DAX failures that can make Power BI measures and visuals disagree, and the defensive habits that stop them.

How many SCUs Security Copilot needs: provisioned versus overage, hourly billing, the E5 allocation per 1,000 licences, and avoiding capacity cliffs.

How to set up Microsoft Security Copilot: E5 auto-provisioning, prerequisites for provisioning capacity, SCUs, and default roles to fix on day one.

The identity seam, stale permissions, logging gaps and shared-responsibility confusion that hybrid environments accumulate.

Entra break-glass (emergency access) accounts: cloud-only, excluded from every policy, watched closely, and tested before you need them.

Break-glass first, report-only always, and the other habits that keep a Conditional Access rollout from ending in a lockout.

Brute force tries many passwords on one account. Spray tries one password on many accounts and hides under your lockout threshold.

Push-bombing leaves a loud shape in SigninLogs. In Sentinel, a KQL count, a threshold and a join are enough to catch it.
