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SECURING ON-PREMISES ACCESS IS EASIER THAN YOU THINK: UTILIZING THE AZURE AD APPLICATION PROXY

In a previous blog post, we discussed taking advantage of Azure Active Directory (AD) Application Proxies to allow access to on-premises applications without a dependency on traditional tools such as a VPN. That blog includes a few great points that should be highlighted again. READ MORE

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AD Roles: Enterprise Admins and Schema Admins

The first domain in an AD forest is unique. There are two groups in this domain that we must be aware of: Enterprise Admins and Schema Admins. [...]

Protect Your Windows Network from the PetitPotam Exploit

The PetitPotam exploit can be used to completely own an environment, with very few prerequisites—but mitigation is within reac [...]

Entra ID Connect Installation Strategies

If organizations don’t properly plan the synchronization solution for their cloud identities, which Microsoft calls Azure AD Connect, users will have poor experiences in the cloud. Because identity is central [...]

Where to Host Active Directory FSMO Roles

The size and complexity of the organization are critical factors when determining how and where to host FSMO roles. [...]

4 Essential Practices for Automating the Termination of Hybrid Users

When an identity from Active Directory (AD) is synchronized with a cloud-based identity platform such as Azure AD, those identities are classified as being hybrid. When user accounts are terminated [...]

Components of a PKI, Part 5: Hardware Security Modules

Not all organizations require their own PKI solution; however, most leverage Microsoft Active Directory Certificate Services because it integrates directly with their existing Active Directory environment... [...]

Components of a PKI, Part 4: AD Certificate Services

Not all organizations require their own PKI solution; however, most leverage Microsoft Active Directory Certificate Services because it integrates directly with their existing Active Directory environment... [...]

Components of a PKI, Part 1: Digital Certificates

Digital certificates (most commonly represented by the X.509 public key certificate standard) are signed data objects that associate a public key with an individual user, device, or entity. In this [...]