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Using Privileged Access Management to protect Active Directory

CIO Business Intelligence

Steal intellectual property: Controlling or subverting AD enables attackers to hop from system to system to find, extract, and then destroy product designs, source code, and other valuable, irreplaceable IP. Privileged accounts rely on secrets such as passwords, keys, and certificates to control access to critical systems.

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Security for Big Data Designs: Examining best practices with security architect Eddie Garcia

CTOvision

Authentication is addressed for the perimeter security requirements. Active Directory and Kerberos are the authentication staples within the enterprise, allowing all users to be authenticated. Big Data CTO Apache Accumulo Apache Hadoop Cloudera HBase HDFS MapReduce Open Source' Learn More about Cloudera here.

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Should Data Centers Think?

Cloud Musings

TAP makes these resources accessible in one place for data scientists, application developers and system operators. An open-source software platform optimized for performance and security, TAP simplifies solution development through the delivery of a collaborative and flexible integrated environment.

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Things To Understand To Prevent Data Loss

Galido

Access controls are provided using a combination of NTFS file system and a Domain Controller server which provides the authentication of users to the system, enabling them to log in and use the computer. The bottom line, the security of a company belongs to the obligation of sum of its parts.

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Life-Like Identity: Why the Internet Needs an Identity Metasystem

Phil Windley

Because DIDs are cryptographic artifacts tied to public-private key pairs, this exchange provides the agents with the means to perform mutual authentication and create an encrypted channel. The open-source nature of the reference code base for the metasystem ensures that multiple parties can bring interoperable solutions to market.

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