Resurrecting Active Directory After a Ransomware Attack

Resurrecting Active Directory After a Ransomware Attack

Jorge has been a Microsoft MVP since 2006 with a specific focus on designing, implementing, and securing Microsoft Identity & Access Management (IAM) technologies. Holding various Microsoft certifications, his experience includes Active Directory (AD) design and implementation, training, presenting, developing security-related scripts and tools, and developing and implementing AD and…

Reverse Engineering a Hackers Approach to Breaking into Healthcare

Reverse Engineering a Hackers Approach to Breaking into Healthcare

What do hackers want from healthcare? And how can healthcare CIOs protect vital identity infrastructure from attacks? Guido Grillenmeier, Chief Technologist at Semperis, and Matt Sickles, Solutions Architect at Sirius Healthcare, walk This Week Health through the use of Purple Knight, a free tool for your Identity Threat Detection and…

How’s Your Frontline? Recruit, Retain, and Optimize your Cybersecurity Team

How’s Your Frontline? Recruit, Retain, and Optimize your Cybersecurity Team

What can we do about the staffing shortage in cybersecurity? With research suggesting that nearly a third of the cybersecurity workforce is planning to leave the industry in the near future, organizations are left in a worrisome position, especially as attack surfaces are growing. So, where do we move forward…

Top Active Directory Attacks and How to Prevent Them

Top Active Directory Attacks and How to Prevent Them

As the most broadly deployed identity service in the world, Active Directory is a lucrative target for cyberattackers. Ransomware-as-a-service groups, including Conti and LockBit 2.0, have become increasingly adept at finding and exploiting security gaps in Active Directory. In this session, Alexandra Weaver, Semperis Solutions Architect, discusses the most common…

Ransomware vs. Active Directory Backups: What Can Throw a Wrench into Your Disaster Recovery Process?

Ransomware vs. Active Directory Backups: What Can Throw a Wrench into Your Disaster Recovery Process?

In a cyber disaster, you must recover Active Directory before you can recover your business. But only one in five organizations have a tested plan in place for recovering AD after a cyberattack. This is alarming given the spike of ransomware attacks and the widespread impact of an AD outage.…

So You’ve Been Breached – What Now?

So You’ve Been Breached – What Now?

Attacks are inevitable and breaches are probable, particularly where your Active Directory is concerned. What is the correct path to take if you have been attacked? Join breach prevention and incident response experts from Semperis as they provide best practices to ensure you recover quickly, completely, and in a more…

Ransomware, Risiko und Wiederherstellung

Ransomware, Risiko und Wiederherstellung

Ist Ihr zentrales Identitätssystem darauf vorbereitet?

Back to Basics – A Practical Guide to Following the NIST Framework for Ransomware Risk Management

Back to Basics – A Practical Guide to Following the NIST Framework for Ransomware Risk Management

We all know that ransomware is everywhere and not going away any time soon. Many organizations — from government entities to regulatory bodies and even cybersecurity experts — have provided recommendations, requirements, and mandates to help you protect your organization from the relentless pace of attacks. But making this guidance…

Defending Against Active Directory Attacks That Leave No Trace

Defending Against Active Directory Attacks That Leave No Trace

Detecting an in-progress cyberattack is an essential component of any security strategy. But it's getting increasingly harder to spot malicious attackers who gain access to information systems through gaps in the identity system, then move stealthily through the environment—often undetected for weeks or months—before dropping malware. To detect identity system…

Protect Your Hybrid AD Environment

Protect Your Hybrid AD Environment

Uncover the differences between Azure Active Directory and Active Directory. Understanding the differences between these two permission models is key to preparing and protecting your security infrastructure in hybrid environments.