How fast should you patch?
Microsoft releases a horde of new software updates. How fast should I apply updates when my vendor releases them? Here are some considerations.
Microsoft releases a horde of new software updates. How fast should I apply updates when my vendor releases them? Here are some considerations.
Despite the seriousness of the Exchange servers hack, there’s been a lack of patching. In response, Microsoft has released a one-click mitigation tool.
Microsoft LAPS makes it easy to securely manage local account passwords of domain-joined computers. But it may also have a glaring security issue.
SHA-1 encryption was determined to be ineffective 14 years ago. Microsoft is finally taking steps to eliminate it once and for all.
For grizzled IT veterans who remember — or even still use —SysKey, it’s time to move on. The utility is no longer supported in new Windows releases.
With DNS-based attacks a growing threat, enterprises are looking to ramp up their DNS best practices. Here are several steps you should be taking.
In this article we’ll look at Shielded VMs in the latest version of Windows Server 2016.
In this article we're going to look at how the PAM features of Server 2016 can be leveraged to help you make your environment more secure than ever.
This is the second video in three-part series demonstrating the process of configuring, verifying, and removing Active Directory Delegations.
This is the second video in three-part series demonstrating the process of configuring, verifying, and removing Active Directory Delegations.