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The time has come. IT admins are finally making the shift to cloud directory services. Historically, the identity provider (IdP) has been on-prem, but with the changing IT landscape there is no doubt that a cloud directory is no longer just an alternative; it is the future of identity management. However, one of the challenges […] The post Using PowerShell t […]
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Bogus bomb threats created a scare across the country. A quick note here that I'll dive into more deeply next week. The big question at this time -- with MANY of the IP addresses found in email headers originating from Moscow, Russia, is this "Russian influence" designed to disrupt American commerce? or is this just a spammer looking for a new […]
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Keren Elazari, a world renowned cybersecurity analyst and senior researcher at the Tel Aviv University Interdisciplinary Cyber Research Center, author and speaker spoke earlier this year at Six, about the future of cybersecurity and a range of real world attacks in recent years. She also dived into the consequences as well as possible motivations behind […] […]
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