Deutsche Landesbank

The project included the cleanup and restructuring of the Active Directory and the file system over a period of 24 months.

The main goals were to revise a complex directory structure that had grown over 20 years, to redesign authorizations and to ensure audit-proof data archiving. Key challenges included dealing with structures and permissions that were too deep, long paths that prevented files from being opened, and a large proportion of outdated data.

The solution strategy included archiving obsolete data, removing outdated permissions, building new permission structures and moving data into a new, flatter structure.

The concept of data separation was implemented to optimize and manage the directory structure.

Challenge:

  • Confusing directory structure that has grown over 20 years
  • To deep structures and permissions
  • Files can no longer be opened because the path is too long
  • 80% of all data is older than 2 years
  • Data must be stored in an audit-proof manner for a long time
  • In the future, authorization management will be managed by owners via the IAM system
  • High level of documentation and traceability of all actions in the project

Solution:

  • Structures were coordinated and adjusted together with specialist departments (analyzer)
  • Obsolete data was archived with DataRetention
  • Obsolete authorizations are identified and automatically removed
  • Permissions have been completely rebuilt (migRaven.one)
  • Data was transferred to a new, clear (flat) structure (migRaven.one)
  • Links between documents were automatically repaired (Linkfixer)
  • Permanent directory optimization through data separation based on the DataRetention concept was established (migRaven.24/7 DR + API for connecting Quest Identity Manager)
  • Complete project management and control of all migration steps migRaven.one Task management and workflow

Project duration:

24 months

Tools used:

  • migRaven.one
  • migRaven.24/7 Analyzer
  • migRaven.24/7 Data retention
  • migRaven.24/7 API
  • link Fixer

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