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Detecting the SolarWinds Compromise Signals with Active Directory PowerShell

By Matthew Dowst | December 14, 2020

In this blog, you’ll see a few scripts that may help you quickly identify suspicious activity using Active Directory PowerShell.

The Online Security Risks of the COVID-19 Pandemic

By Quisitive | July 16, 2020

More than ever before, online security risks should be assessed and addressed to protect employees as they work from home. Learn more in this article.

Security and Privacy Enhancing Tools

By Quisitive | June 8, 2020

In this article, Quazi Rahman outlines different types of tools to improve your privacy and security while browsing the internet.

Four Ways to Keep Your Kids Safe Online

By Quisitive | May 5, 2020

Cyber criminal technologies are becoming more and more sophisticated. Here are four tips you can use to help keep your kids safe online.

Is Data Safe in the Cloud?

By Quisitive | April 30, 2020

Security of data in the cloud: learn more about the risks, and top tips from our experts on how to keep your cloud storage safe.

Unlocking the 90-9-1 Rule for Security of your Azure Data Platform

By Quisitive | April 8, 2020

explore how to leverage the 90-9-1 rule to get the most out of your Azure data security, and make sure your environment is built to last.

Locking down the cloud: Why security and compliance are sometimes overlooked

By Bryan Blain | January 30, 2020

Security and compliance within the cloud are often overlooked. Learn more about why taking both seriously is essential to your cloud operating success.

Azure for Developers: Set up and Security

By Tom Williamson | April 16, 2018

With our Azure for Developers series, you can begin to understand cloud infrastructure and security to perform your job even more efficiently.

Azure Security Examined

By Tom Williamson | April 2, 2018

Let’s examine a very small portion of how Microsoft Azure is thwarting criminal activity with Azure Security.

What account names are used in brute force attacks?

By Cameron Fuller | March 23, 2016

Father and son duo are back