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Informationĭo you perform annual penetration testing on the app?ĭoes the app have a documented disaster recovery plan, including a backup and restore strategy?ĭoes your environment use traditional anti-malware protection or application controls?ĭo you have an established process for indentifying and risk ranking security vulnerabilities?ĭo you have a policy that governs your service level agreement (SLA) for applying patches?ĭo you carry out patch management activities according to your patching policy SLAs?ĭoes your enviroment have any unsupported operating systems or software?ĭo you conduct quarterly vulnerability scanning on your app and the infastructure that supports it?ĭo you have a firewall installed on your external network boundary?ĭo you have an established change management process used to review and approve change requests before they are deployed to production? NOTE: This also works for words in headers and footers.Information from the Microsoft Cloud App Security catalog appears below. Only the word/phrase in the comments is replaced, not anywhere else in the document. a company name), then go ahead and click Replace All.

Do the find/replace as you normally would-if you think you might accidentally replace something you shouldn’t, then do Find Next followed by Replace as necessary if you’re confident that you’ll only replace what you need to (e.g.

The word/phrase you typed in the Find tab is carried over to the Replace tab, AND the ‘find in comments’ setting is carried over too, even though there’s nothing to tell you that.

Type the word/phrase you want to find in the Find field.

This is important as this is the only place you can specify to search only in the comments. It will open with Replace as the active tab.

Press Ctrl+h to open the Find and Replace window.

There are a couple of ways you can do this-one is to save the document as a ZIP file and modify the comments.xml file (see the steps in blog post for something similar: ), but the other way is much simpler and is what I describe here. Tracy contacted me to ask if there was a way to find/replace a word (e.g.