With increased Hybrid Cloud adoption, many organisations rely on on-premises Exchange Servers with Exchange Online in Microsoft 365 whilst maintaining legacy on-premises Active Directory.
The on-premises Exchange Server vulnerabilities recently uncovered in the Hafnium attack have brought front and centre the debates about securing Exchange, as well as Active Directory. These two technologies are inextricably linked, as Exchange uses AD to store information about mailboxes and the configuration of Exchange Servers in the organisation.
Regardless of an organisation's plans for migrating to Microsoft 365, Active Directory is here to stay for many enterprises. Maintaining a secure Active Directory remains an ongoing concern as it is a prime target for attackers as an entry point to enterprise networks and data.
During this on-demand webinar, BitTitan sits down with Guido Grillenmeier, 12-time Microsoft MVP and Chief Technologist at Semperis to discuss how some companies are dealing with the fallout of recent events. We’ll also take a look into some of the options available for companies wanting to mitigate the risk of data breaches that exploit Active Directory vulnerabilities.
For security teams charged with defending hybrid and multi-cloud environments, Semperis ensures integrity and availability of critical enterprise directory services at every step in the cyber kill chain and cuts recovery time by 90%. Purpose-built for securing Active Directory, Semperis’ patented technology protects over 40 million identities from cyberattacks, data breaches, and operational errors. The world’s leading organizations trust Semperis to spot directory vulnerabilities, intercept cyberattacks in progress, and quickly recover from ransomware and other data integrity emergencies. Semperis is headquartered in New Jersey and operates internationally, with its research and development team distributed between San Francisco and Tel Aviv.
