OVERVIEW

You understand the importance of adequately protecting your mission-critical Active Directory. However, without sufficient executive support, obtaining the resources necessary to adequately secure your Active Directory can be a real challenge.

Your IT and corporate security executives bear overall responsibility for ensuring the security of your organization's IT infrastructure, and are committed to supporting all necessary projects that are essential to protecting the organization and delivering on their responsibilities.

They actively fund numerous security measures such as network security protection, malicious software protection, data encryption etc, but may have yet to fund equally important Active Directory security measures, in all likelihood only because perhaps they understand the need to protect against mainstream security threats better than they understand the need to protect the Active Directory.

An executive briefing involves a cogent high-level presentation delivered to security and management executives that provides clear insight into the central and mission-critical role that your foundational Active Directory deployment plays in the overall security of your Windows Server based IT infrastructure, and adequately conveys the need for its adequate protection.

An executive briefing thus helps you obtain the executive support you need to adequately secure your Active Directory.

OBJECTIVE

The objective of the executive briefing is to help your executive security and management executives better understand why it is absolutely important that your Active Directory deployment be adequately secured and protected at all times.

Once executives better understand how important Active Directory's role is in enterprise security, they are able to acquire, sanction and provide sufficient organizational and financial support required to implement your Active Directory security projects, which are essential to adequately protecting your Active Directory deployment, in the interest of enterprise security.

COVERAGE

An executive briefing involves a cogent high-level presentation delivered to security and management executives that provides clear insight into the mission-critical role of your Active Directory deployment, conveys the vital need to adequately protect it, shows them the vast attack surface that it is exposed to today, sheds light on the consequences of an successful breach of your Active Directory, demonstrates the enactment of real attacks on a fictional Active Directory deployment and presents a high-level set of practical, bounded and measurable risk mitigation measures that would be sufficient to adequately protect your Active Directory deployment from the risk of compromise.

PROCESS

The Active Directory security executive briefing is delivered on-site to a set of key security and management executives in the form of a cogent two-hour presentation that adequately provides sufficient insight into all Active Directory risk management aspects. It concludes with a one hour Q&A session wherein our security professionals are available to answer any questions your executives might have on the topic.

DELIVERABLES

The Active Directory security executive briefing involves the delivery of an on-site security presentation to your IT and corporate security and management executives.

LOGISTICS

The Active Directory security executive briefing is delivered on-site. Your organization is responsible for scheduling the attendance of your IT and corporate security and management executives and for providing adequate conference facilities.

DURATION

The Active Directory security executive briefing includes a two-hour presentation and a one-hour Q&A session.

BENEFITS

Our professional Active Directory security executive briefing can help you quickly obtain the executive support you need to fund your vital Active Directory security enhancement projects, essential to the safety and security of your organization.

SCHEDULING

Our professional Active Directory security executive briefings are scheduled on a first–come–first–serve basis. A minimum of one week notice is required to schedule an executive briefing. For details or scheduling please refer to the Scheduling tab.