Centralized Authentication and File Management in One Identity Solutions – Webinar Announcement
We invite you to participate in the webinar dedicated to One Identity solution for integrating UNIX, Linux and Mac OS X in Active Directory – One Identity Safeguard Authentication Services and Safeguard for Sudo. The webinar will take place on March 17 at 12:00 Moscow time.
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You will learn how to use One Identity Safeguard Authentication Services to log on to non-Windows systems using your AD credentials. With centralized authentication, cross-platform access control, and single sign-on, your organization can extend the compliance and security capabilities of Active Directory across the enterprise and take operational efficiencies to the next level.
With One Identity Safeguard for Sudo, you can centralize the management of sudo policy files, expand functionality, simplify management, centralize reporting, and more.
Under the cut, the tasks solved by the product and links to our other articles on security. Velcome.
How the product solves Unix security problems:
- Access control separately for each server
- Lack of consistent password policies
- Poor NIS security
- Redundant LDAP infrastructure
- No delegation or control over root accounts
- Built-in reports on access and privileged users are time consuming and lead to frequent errors
- Lack of control and transparency in the execution of meaningful commands by privileged users
You can find out more about the solution at One Identity website…
If you have a task to extend Active Directory security tools to Unix-systems or you would like to conduct testing in your environment, leave a request at feedback form or contact in another convenient way… We will prepare a distribution package with trial licenses for you and, if necessary, help you deploy and configure One Identity solutions.
And we also have other articles on security on Habré:
How to keep yourself and that guy safe as a Microsoft Teams admin
Who did it? We automate information security audit
What useful things can be extracted from the logs of a Windows workstation
Access control and security reporting for the Microsoft environment in Quest Enterprise Reporter
Let’s compare tools for auditing changes in Active Directory: Quest Change Auditor and Netwrix Auditor
Sysmon can now write clipboard contents
We enable the collection of events about the launch of suspicious processes in Windows and identify threats using Quest InTrust
How InTrust Can Help Reduce RDP Login Failures
How to reduce the cost of ownership of a SIEM system and why you need Central Log Management (CLM)
We identify a ransomware attack, gain access to a domain controller and try to resist these attacks
