Cyber Security Insights for IT Managers
Insights for IT Managers, the connect between the C-Suite & Domain Admins
You're the IT Manager.
You're the connect between the CISO and Domain Admins.
As the IT manager of the Active Directory Management Team, you have a very important role in the organization.
You're responsible for the management of the organization's foundational Active Directory deployment, within which lie the entirety of your organization's building blocks of cyber security.
Equally importantly, you manage a team of Domain Admins, each one of which has the proverbial Keys to the Kingdom.
Your role is very important because you know and understand what your Domain Admins team needs to adequately secure AD, and to fulfill various GRC, IdM and PAM driven access and assess requests, and you can and must communicate that to your CISO.
Our unique, succinct cyber security insights can help you obtain the executive support you need and must have to adequately secure the organization's foundational Active Directory.
Paramount Cyber Security Insights for IT Managers
Active Directory -
Paramount to Security
Active Directory is foundational to your organization's cyber security.
Privileged Access -
Keys to the Kingdom
Within Active Directory lie all the proverbial "Keys to the Kingdom."
Active Directory
Privilege Escalation
The world's #1 cyber security risk to 85% of organizations worldwide.
Correctly Assessing
Privileged Access
Paramount to cyber security for you can't protect what you can't identify.
5 Vital Questions.
This is Paramount to Active Directory Security.
As the IT Manager responsible for Active Directory Management, it is vital to have answers to the following questions -
Exactly how secure is our foundational Active Directory?
Exactly how many privileged users do we have in our AD?
Exactly who can change the membership of our privileged groups and reset the passwords of our privileged users?
Have our cyber security and executive leaders (C*Os) been informed about and understand the paramount importance of securing our foundational Active Directory?
Do we have the executive support and the resources we need to adequately secure and assess the organization's foundational Active Directory and our privileged users?
If you do not have exact answers to such basic questions, can your organization be secure? Also, can you and your team adequately secure your organization's foundational Active Directory deployment without C-Suite level support?
Accuracy is paramount, because almost all major recent breaches involved compromise of a single AD privileged user.
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