Secure Boot Certificate Expiration 2026: Are you Actually Covered? | Patch My PC Webinar
A major change is on the horizon that could impact device security, system boot processes, and overall endpoint management. In this webinar, we break down everything you need to know about the upcoming Secure Boot certificate expiration, what it means for your environment, and how to stay protected. We cover: • What Secure Boot certificates are and why they matter • Key timelines and what’s expiring • Potential risks if you don’t take action • Step-by-step guidance to prepare your devices • Best practices for IT admins and security teams Whether you're managing endpoints with Intune, ConfigMgr, or other tools, this session will help you confidently navigate the transition and avoid disruptions.

▶︎
Secure Boot Certificate Expiry (Windows & Linux)

▶︎
Passkeys Explained: Are They Actually Better Than Passwords?

▶︎
RL for Agents Workshop - Deep Dive on Training Agents with RL and Open Source

▶︎
Why Intune Certificate Expiration Matters More Than You Think | Patch My PC Webinar

▶︎
Media, Marketing & Advertising: How to win new business with sustainability

▶︎
Ask Microsoft Anything: Secure Boot

▶︎
Nvidia: Not for humans anymore?

▶︎
Perfectly secure your mobile phone: How to protect your device from unauthorized access

▶︎
Robotaxis coming to London pose threat to cabbies who memorize 25,000 streets to earn licenses

▶︎
Ask Microsoft Anything: Secure Boot - May 18

▶︎
Palantir and Switzerland – Between Data and Power | Reporter | SRF

▶︎
The Insane Genius of a Formula 1 Gearbox

▶︎
Say Goodbye to Passwords: Passkeys Explained Simply

▶︎
Windows is a trainwreck

▶︎
You can actually use Linux WITHOUT ditching Windows

▶︎
Windows Secure Boot is EXPIRING: Do This Before June 2026!

▶︎
AI Is Changing Patching Faster Than Expected | Patch Tuesday Support Group May 2026

▶︎
Trump Threatens Late Night TV Again, Might Be Upset We Won a Peabody & His Suspicious Health Report

▶︎
Web Scraping Using Python For Beginners and File Handling in Python | Python Web Scraping

▶︎
