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Directory-as-a-Service® Overview and Demo | JumpCloud Webinar

Directory-as-a-Service® Overview and Demo Webinar

| | Active Directory, Blog, Directory-as-a-Service, JumpCloud Directory-as-a-Service, jumpcloud policies, True Single Sign-On, Webinar
The cloud directory service is creating a stir in the identity and access management (IAM) space. Many of today’s IT admins are finding that traditional, on-prem approaches to IAM have reached the ...
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Identity Management Category System Management

Identity Management Category System Management

| | Blog, Cloud Directory Service, cloud identity management platform, commands, cross platform GPO-like capabilities, iam, identity and access management, identity management, JumpCloud, jumpcloud policies, system management
Why would system management be in the identity and access management (IAM) category? It doesn’t make sense. Isn’t system management its own category? We’d argue the identity management category system management is ...
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Disable USB Storage Devices on Macs

Disable USB Storage Devices on Macs

| | cross platform GPO, Disable USB Storage Devices on Macs, GPOs, group policy objects, jumpcloud policies, Mac management, Mac system management, microsoft active directory alternative, Secure Mac users, security, security bloggers network, system management, USB drives
There are many attack vectors that IT admins must secure to ensure that their organization is properly protected. One of these key risk areas is USB storage devices. USB sticks... The post ...
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Disable USB Storage Devices on Windows

Disable USB Storage Devices on Windows®

| | Directory-as-a-Service, Disable USB storage devices, gpo-like capabilities, GPOs, jumpcloud policies, MFA, Multi-Factor Authentication, password complexity management, secure systems, Securing Windows Users, security, security bloggers network, System Policies, USB drive, Windows, Windows security
Many an endpoint has been compromised because the end user stuck a random USB (universal serial bus) thumb drive in their machine. In fact, a study by the University of... The post ...
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