
Why should you integrate Thales CipherTrust with your Microsoft Active Directory? What are the benefits of integration, and how is it done? Does Thales CipherTrust Manager (CTM) replace your Active Directory Group policy?

Why should you integrate Thales CipherTrust with your Microsoft Active Directory? What are the benefits of integration, and how is it done? Does Thales CipherTrust Manager (CTM) replace your Active Directory Group policy?

What does it take to create and configure the Azure Static web app? Learn how to modify your JSON file to avoid multiple CI/CD build errors and modify your workflow to run manually.
Malicious attacks on your cloud workload can take many different forms; according to the Microsoft Digital Defence Report, there have been a more than 40% increase in the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) and Secure Shell (SSH) attacks in the last 12 months.

This is Part Two of configuring Site-to-Site IPSec connectivity between on-premises NSX-t and Azure. Here we are going to focus on the Azure side and learn what it takes to set up the connection between the two.

Many organizations have already realized that the public cloud only, or private cloud only, strategy is not always a good strategy. To benefit from the two worlds, a hybrid cloud strategy is the better option for many organizations.

When migrating or provisioning a new workload on your Azure cloud, you must be aware that your new cloud workload has different playing roles. Central security management, authentication and security hardening must be your priority.

As more and more businesses adopt the “working from anywhere” policy, these policies also open other challenges that the business must deal with. These challenges must be met with a balanced response covering complexity, security and costs.