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Active Directory (AD) remains the backbone of identity and access management for countless organizations worldwide and monitoring your Active Directory environment is critical. Today we explore AD monitoring, why it [...]
To control access to sensitive applications, data or resources, organizations may create policies that require controls—such as approvals to be met—before a user can be granted access. Where there are [...]
Helping someone move from one house to another can either be a smooth process or a stressful one that strains relationships. Similarly, migrating from one Microsoft Active Directory (AD) forest [...]
If you’ve ever managed user accounts in Active Directory (AD), you have inevitably configured the password never expires flag on the account. The flag works exactly like the name implies: [...]
In today’s hybrid work environments, organizations face the challenge of managing and securing a growing number of devices accessing corporate resources from anywhere. Endpoint management provides the framework to address [...]
Active Directory (AD) is a hierarchical directory service that is used to secure network resources, user accounts, and data. As a result, it serves as the primary on-premises identity store [...]