Netwrix Threat Manager (formerly StealthDEFEND) helps protect your hybrid Active Directory and data by catching even highly sophisticated attacks in their early stages, responding automatically, and quickly getting the full insight required to recover and strengthen your defenses.

In today's hybrid work environment, users need to access their desktops, laptops and other devices at the office, at home, while traveling, through kiosks and virtually. But many organizations are struggling to manage and secure their IT ecosystem because not all Windows endpoint management software systems were designed for modern distributed scenarios. Netwrix PolicyPak enables you to solve your endpoint management and endpoint protection challenges wherever users get work done, modernizing and extending the power of your existing enterprise technology assets.

In #ActiveDirectory, companies use #DistributionGroups and #SecurityGroups to manage their users. With #DistributionLists, emails are sent in groups while #SecurityGroups manage access rights. The difference between the two group types allows extensive management of resources. Is creating #DistributionGroups equally important as security groups? Why do you need distribution lists if you can mail enable security groups? Watch this video to find out!

Netwrix GroupID automates and delegates group and user management to ensure your directories remain current, empowering you to enhance security while increasing IT productivity.

78% of healthcare organizations experienced a cyberattack in the past year, exposing millions of patients' sensitive data. With patient records selling 10x more than other data on the dark web, threat actors are relentlessly targeting healthcare. To learn more on how you can Protect your institute - watch this video. Netwrix GroupID automates and delegates group and user management, necessary for Healthcare organizations, ensuring your directories remain current and empower you to enhance security while increasing IT productivity.

Naming conventions for Active Directory and Azure AD groups can be confusing. This video explains how to create clear and consistent group names using prefixes, descriptions, and approval workflows. By following these best practices, you can make it easier for users to understand the purpose of each group and avoid confusion. Integrate #NetwrixGroupID with your #ActiveDirectory or #AzureAD to appropriately identify all your directory groups. You can define policies for adding prefixes to group names, standardize them and build a template as well.

Netwrix Threat Manager (formerly StealthDEFEND) helps protect your Active Directory and data by catching even highly sophisticated attacks in their early stages, responding automatically, and quickly getting the full insight required to recover and strengthen your defenses.

Netwrix Enterprise Auditor (formerly StealthAUDIT) can help you minimize your attack surface area by discovering all the sensitive information you hold and keep access to it at the least-privilege level — while dramatically reducing the burden on your limited IT resources. Learn more at netwrix.com/enterprise-auditor Modern organizations have amassed enormous volumes of data, and more is created and collected every day. Meanwhile, cyberattacks are growing in frequency and sophistication, and compliance mandates are ever more stringent.

Netwrix Password Secure is a comprehensive password management solution that empowers users to securely store, generate, and share passwords while offering various authentication methods for enhanced security. With robust end-to-end encryption and customizable policies, it ensures organizations can strengthen their password security and compliance measures. Learn more at netwrix.com/vault.

Minimize your attack surface by eliminating the need for standing privilege altogether. Reduce the risk of business disruptions or compliance failures by managing and tracking all privileged activity in one place. Every day, organizations face the threat of cyberattacks that target privileged accounts. In fact, a staggering 74% of data breaches start with compromised privileged accounts and credentials. Is your organization prepared to defend against these attacks?