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Active Directory (AD) is the backbone of your IT infrastructure. It manages identities, permissions, and policies for users, computers, and services. A well-maintained AD is crucial for your company's security, efficiency, and compliance. However, in reality, AD structures often develop into complex, confusing structures over the years.
Our experts, with experience from numerous IT projects, will explore current topics related to security and efficiency in data usage, fundamental IT security issues, and data and permissions migration. Register now for free!
Active Directory (AD) is the backbone of your IT infrastructure. It manages identities, permissions, and policies for users, computers, and services. A well-maintained AD is crucial for your company's security, efficiency, and compliance. However, in reality, AD structures often develop into complex, confusing structures over the years.
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