A report by Cybersecurity Ventures states that by the end of 2021, a ransomware attack is expected to target a business every 11 seconds. So, how do you make sure your organisation doesn’t fall prey next? Let’s face it: The global workforce has never been more divided, and adapting to hybrid work is now a top priority.
Ransomware 2.0 not only encrypts the sensitive data in machines but also steals credentials so they can be sold on the dark web or used to launch more disastrous attacks. Therefore, almost all ransomware techniques now target Active Directory (AD).
Active Directory disasters come in many forms. Therefore, it’s imperative you have a disaster recovery plan ready. Choosing the right backup solution is the first step in the disaster recovery plan. Do you have a backup solution already in place or are you looking for one?
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ADSelfService Plus is a web-based self-service application that allows end users to perform tasks like password reset, account unlock and profile information update, without depending on help desks.
To carry out such privileged activities and ensure access is granted only to authorized users, traditional, basic remote access tools no longer suffice. Organisations need modern solutions that offer secure and effective remote access capabilities.
Passwords, especially those that give access to an organisation’s Active Directory (AD), are a prime target for cybercriminals. Once a hacker compromises an organisation’s AD, they can alter security policies, escalate privileges, or even execute a ransomware attack.
Following the outbreak of COVID-19, organisations around the world have rapidly adopted remote work policies, making email communication more important than ever for disparate teams to collaborate.
Your firewall is the first line of defence against security threats, but as you may already know, simply adding firewall devices and security modules to your network doesn’t ensure your network is more secure.