A whopping 60 percent of cyberattacks are caused by insiders. This could be due to excessive access privileges, an increasing number of devices with access...
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Secure workstations by monitoring and alerting membership changes on Local Administrators Group, Part 1
Imagine you’re an admin in a company that prides itself on its security practices, which includes using firewalls, IDP systems, and IPS systems. You have...
Auditing and securing Active Directory webinar series
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...
Selecting an IAM solution that fits your enterprise
When it comes to managing the identity and access of users, Active Directory leaves a few gaps. These gaps can impact everything from user productivity...
Use change monitoring to never let a change go unnoticed in Active Directory
Active Directory relies on services distributed across many, interdependent devices in different locations. To ensure consistent security throughout such a large environment, monitoring changes is...
How to find objects in Active Directory
Active Directory (AD) administrators have always had to come up with unique ways of finding objects in Active Directory. I am not talking about the...
Why automation is the best thing for compliance reporting
The main purpose of compliance auditing is to identify how well a company is following the rules and policies of various regulatory acts. For example,...
Tracking Group Policy changes: Why you should look beyond native auditing
Group Policy is undoubtedly one of the most powerful features of Active Directory. It renders administrators a secure and stable platform to establish and manage...