In my first and second blog posts in this series, I explained how limiting the power of user and admin accounts by controlling permissions and GPOs reduces the usefulness of those accounts to attacker...
In my previous blog post, I explored the first step in mitigating the insider threat — understanding and controlling privilege across the environment — and reviewed how Quest Enterprise Reporter Suite...
What images does the phrase “insider threat” conjure up in your mind? A disgruntled admin actively sabotaging your systems just before penning a resignation letter? A highly privileged contractor inst...
Extra... extra… read all about it! Data Breaches are the New Reality! Are you Prepared? It's no surprise (yet frightening) that there is a drastic increase in news headlines that emphasize the securi...
You made it! Here’s the fifth and final post in this series on lessons learned from 2018, all of which are based on a webcast I hosted with Microsoft MVP and Windows security expert Randy Franklin Smi...
Welcome back to my series of blog posts on the key cybersecurity lessons we need to take to heart from 2018. The posts draw from a webcast I hosted with Microsoft MVP and Windows security expert Randy...
In this series of posts, I’m reviewing some of the key cybersecurity lessons we should take away from 2018. I covered them in a webcast that I did with Microsoft MVP and Windows security expert Randy ...
Welcome to the first in a series of blog posts in which we’ll review some of the big threat headlines from 2018 and see what we can learn to prepare for 2019. It’s all based on a webcast that I did wi...
You’ve undoubtedly put a variety of defenses in place to limit the ability of attackers to enter your network — but attackers are notoriously clever and persistent little devils. On the one hand, they...
What does 31 terabytes look like? 4,919,700,000 single-spaced, two-sided printed pages 1,240 25GB Blu-rays of Solo: A Star Wars Story 4.5 pickup trucks hauling your 4.9B single-spaced, two-sided pri...
Remember Hank the Hacker? Hank is a fictional character we created for a recent webcast series around Active Directory security best practices. Hank represents hackers that appear in many shapes and s...
Every Wednesday in May, we’re hosting a live four-part webcast series, How to Overcome Common Hybrid AD and Cloud Security Challenges. The webcast series features a fictional character, Hank the Hacke...
