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# Welcome!

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Maurice Suter is an experienced ICT System Engineer specializing in Information and Cyber Security. With a strong academic background and a proven track record, Maurice brings a wealth of expertise to the table.

His skills cover a wide range of areas, including collaboration and productivity using Microsoft365 and Microsoft Teams, implementing robust Cyber Security measures, designing secure network infrastructures, and ensuring compliance with Information Security standards.

Maurice is proficient in technologies such as Active Directory, Microsoft Azure, Windows Server, Sysinternals, and Windows PowerShell. He also has a strong understanding of virtualization with Hyper-V and VMware vSphere.


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