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Secure Boot Office Hours in July for virtualized and OEM environments
Microsoft 365 Message Center Archive by Merill Fernando · Microsoft may not have sent this notice to your tenant.What the notice says
Microsoft’s text, with source markup removedWhat and why If you are an IT admin working with Secure Boot, join two upcoming Office Hours sessions focused on virtualized environments and OEM scenarios to help you prepare for certificate updates. Microsoft engineering teams will be available to answer your questions and provide guidance. Add the sessions to your calendar and attend via the event pages. Can’t attend live? Post your questions in advance and review responses afterward. Rollout schedule July 8: Secure Boot Office Hours for virtualized environments July 15: OEM Secure Boot Office Hours Impact on your organization These sessions can help you better understand how Secure Boot certificate updates apply to your environment and what steps to take to maintain trusted boot integrity and avoid potential disruption. Action required We encourage you to join one or both sessions to get answers to your questions and plan for Secure Boot certificate updates. See the links above to attend the events and participate in the discussion with Microsoft experts.
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