Active Directory (AD) is a service that allows organisations to connect users, resources, and data. With it, administrators can easily manage multiple user accounts and devices within the organisational network. AD helps centralise resources and tighten security, and it allows for effective administrative control.
When your IT budget lags behind inflation or is above inflated prices but only to be defied by higher revenue expectations, how do you meet your targets? By improving IT efficiency. But you can’t build efficiency just by consolidating IT assets or turning off VMs at night. You need to optimise every area where value is created—a multi-layered game.
The digital world is rapidly expanding, touching every aspect of our lives through various endpoints, making our lives easier and more connected than ever before. The expansion of this digital world demands a one-stop solution to manage all the endpoints in any organisation. This is where unified endpoint management (UEM) comes in.
We understand how important your organisation’s devices are to you, and we also understand how difficult it can be to manage their power usage. That’s why we’ve put together a list of tips and tricks to help you extend your device’s battery life, save energy, enhance its capabilities and ultimately make the most out of your technology.
Did you know that in 2022, the mean time to detect a breach was as many as 207 days? It’s crucial for organisations to detect and prioritise threats promptly, so they can be contained. One of the best ways to detect and prioritise threats is to constantly analyse the level of risk posed by users and devices in a network.
Does the word cyberattack terrify you despite implementing sufficient security settings to protect your organisation? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. Cyberattacks are a major problem for all organisations with a 50% increase in cases between 2021 and 2020.
A new set of security vulnerabilities have surfaced with the increased adoption of remote work. This has led to a surge in the number of IT and email-based attacks. Data theft and hacking techniques are becoming more sophisticated and tricky to crack.
Auditing is essential for addressing security, operational, and compliance needs in a Windows Server environment. However, the built-in Microsoft Windows security auditing tools have certain limitations. These include the requirement for specialised knowledge, processes that consume significant time, and certain functionalities that are absent.
Assess where your organisation stands in the Zero Trust Journey. Due to increasing cybercrime, more businesses are adopting Zero Trust, in which no entity is assumed to be trustworthy and everything is verified. NIST emphasizes that the goal of Zero Trust is to prevent unauthorised access to data and services and enforce granular access control.
Endpoints are an important entity when it comes to organisational security. Access policies based only on passwords are now outdated, and modern methods like MFA have become the norm. Industry leaders recommend following stringent security models like Zero Trust that leave no access attempt by any user unverified no matter the user’s credibility.