The top activities to track when auditing Active Directory
Learn why auditing Active Directory is vital to security and business continuity, and what types of activity to track.
How immutable backups help protect against ransomware
Learn about immutable backups: what they are, how they work, what they protect and what to ask when you’re evaluating them.
How the most common attack vectors work and the best ways to defend against them
Learn everything you need to know about attack vectors; what they are, who launches them and how to defend your network.
8 ways to secure your Active Directory environment
Taking the right steps to secure your Active Directory has never been more critical. Learn 8 Active Directory security best practices to reduce your risk.
What is an air gap backup? Is it necessary?
Learn about the types of air gaps you can use to reduce your attack surface and eliminate the ransomware attack vector targeting backups.
Pass the hash (PtH) attacks: How they work – and how to defend against them
Pass the hash attack is a decades-old technique used by cybercriminals. Learn how it works and how to defend against it.
What you need to know about ransomware recovery
Every organization needs a solid ransomware recovery strategy to combat the potential devastation of ransomware attacks. Here are a few best practices to get started.
Password spraying, credential stuffing, brute force attacks: What you need to know
Password spraying, credential stuffing, brute force attacks—the similarities extend beyond their names. Learn how they work and how to prevent them.
Active Directory security groups: What they are and how they improve security
Active Directory security groups play a critical role in controlling access to your vital systems and data. Learn how they work.
7 best practices for endpoint security
Endpoints are always the entry point for data breaches. Learn 7 best practices for endpoint security that can help successfully reduce your risk.
SQL Server authentication vs. Windows authentication: Which to use and when
Authentication is a critical component of security. Learn how SQL Server authentication works and how it differs from Windows authentication.
Kerberos authentication: How it works — and how to maximize its security
Kerberos authentication has been Microsoft’s default authentication method since Windows Server 2000. Learn how it works and how to maximize its security.