With the number of data breaches increasing by the day, enterprises need to closely evaluate their security infrastructure. Protecting systems and critical data, averting potential...
Who’s responsible for the data held in Office 365?
Microsoft Exchange Online allows users to communicate and work from anywhere at anytime without having to dedicate resources to maintain an on-premises Exchange environment. While Microsoft focuses on maintaining continual uptime, organizations are still responsible for backing...
Strengthen your first line of defense against hackers
Passwords are the first line of defense between a hacker and your data. A decade ago, a password alone may have kept your data secure, but today, that’s no...
Webinar: Learn a simple three-step approach to tackling threats
Technology has a lot to offer, from streamlining your business processes to protecting your network, but with all the advantages comes the risk of cyberthreats. Cybercriminals are always developing new...
Get rid of expired passwords for free
How many times have we all seen the password expiration pop-up on our Active Directory workstation and have simply ignored it? We’ve all been there; resetting a soon-to-expire password almost always feels like tomorrow’s...
Tighten Windows security with two-factor authentication
A few decades ago, organizations were content knowing their network resources were password protected. With the increasing number of security breaches and digital crime, being password...
Instantly restore AD objects to any previous version
There are multiple reasons for restoring an Active Directory (AD) object to a previous version, such as a script error, deletion of the object, or...
Unravel security incidents using event correlation [Webinar]
Event correlation helps you wrap your head around the countless number of events going on in your organization. Our upcoming webinar, “Unraveling security incidents using event...
Monitoring service account password changes in Active Directory
Service accounts are dedicated Active Directory (AD) accounts that are used to manage Windows services and other network applications. These accounts have privileged access to applications, resources,...