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How to reset Kerberos account passwords in an Active Directory environment
A regular reset of the KRBTGT account password will help prevent golden ticket attacks that allow wide unauthorized access to your network.
Microsoft 365 Defender updates bring a single portal view
New Microsoft 365 Security Center allows you to more quickly assess threat risk and take action, but you need an E5 license.
How to protect Windows Remote Desktop deployments
Attackers gain access to your Windows network just as work-from-home employees do: remotely. Following these simple steps will send them looking for easier targets.
Microsoft 365 Advanced Audit: What you need to know
Microsoft's powerful new auditing options will help detect intrusions and see what was accessed...if you've paid for the right licenses.
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What you need to know about Microsoft’s Advanced Auditing
Advanced Auditing is a powerful new tool that will help track down attacker activities in Microsoft Windows environments—if you have the right license.
How to harden Microsoft Edge against cyberattacks
Chromium-based Edge gives enterprises the opportunity to standardize on one browser. Here are the key security settings you need to know.
How to prepare for and respond to a SolarWinds-type attack
If you can perform these tasks on your Windows network, then you are properly prepared to respond to a nation-state attack like SolarWinds.
How to block malicious JavaScript files in Windows environments
Attackers frequently send malicious JavaScript files through bogus emails. It's easy to block these files from reaching a hapless user. Here's how.
4 Windows 10 settings to prevent credential theft
Review these Windows settings to make sure you're not making it easy for attackers to steal login credentials.
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How attackers exploit Windows Active Directory and Group Policy
Attackers have learned to use Active Directory and Group Policy to find weaknesses in Windows networks and identify targets. Here's what you can do to prevent that.
How to use Windows Defender Attack Surface Reduction rules
With Microsoft's Attack Surface Reduction, you can set rules to block risky actions for each workstation on your network.
How to take better control of applications running on your network
Unneeded or forgotten software on your Windows network could be a gateway for attackers into your system. Follow this advice to identify and restrict problem programs.
How network segmentation mitigates unauthorized access risk
Two recent Microsoft vulnerabilities underscore the importance of segmenting your Windows network.
Windows 10 security: Are you on the right version?
If you're running an older version of Windows 10, It's time to review security enhancements that later versions offer to see if you need to update.
The Windows Bad Neighbor vulnerability explained — and how to protect your network
Attackers could use the Windows Bad Neighbor vulnerability to perform remote code execution or create buffer overflows. Patches and workarounds are available.
The 4 pillars of Windows network security
Microsoft's CISO breaks down which four key areas to focus on to secure Windows networks: passwordless identity management, patch management, device control and benchmarks.
Azure Security Benchmark v2: What you need to know
Here's what Microsoft's new security benchmarks include and how they can help you better understand your Azure security posture.
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Preparing for Flash and Office 2010 end-of-life
The imminent end of Microsoft's support for Adobe Flash is a good excuse to see what other end-of-life applications running on your Windows network could leave you vulnerable.
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