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LDAP vs. Active Directory: What’s the Difference?

Pure Storage

by Pure Storage Blog When you have multiple operating systems and devices connected together, you need a centralized directory service to control authentication and authorization. Active Directory (AD) is Microsoft’s database of policies, users, and devices authorized to access the network. What Is LDAP?

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Everyone is in Sales

Disaster Zone Podcast

This podcast is an interview with Jeff Kirchick, author of the book Authentic Selling, How to use the Principles of Sales in Everyday Life. In this podcast we discuss what it takes to be authentic and how incorporating listening and being empathetic can help you interact more effectively with others.

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How to Implement Threat Modeling in Your DevSecOps Process

Pure Storage

How to Implement Threat Modeling in Your DevSecOps Process by Pure Storage Blog This blog on threat modeling was co-authored by Dr. Ratinder Paul Singh Ahuja, CTO for Security and Networking, and Rajan Yadav , Director of Engineering, CNBU (Portworx), Pure Storage. Dr. Ahuja is a renowned name in the field of security and networking.

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The ConfusedPilot Hack: A Wake-Up Call for Identity and Access Management and Physical Access Control

Security Industry Association

The lesson here is clear: IAM must be robust, with multifactor authentication and role-based access as standard. The views and opinions expressed in guest posts and/or profiles are those of the authors or sources and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the Security Industry Association.

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Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2024: Doing Our Part to #SecureOurWorld

Pure Storage

Pure Storage is not a security company, but we do store customers’ sensitive information and critical data—which makes data security and resilience our responsibility, too. Enabling multi-factor authentication (MFA). Cyber resilience is a collective effort, requiring support from infrastructure and security teams alike.

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The Relationship Between Internal Controls and Internal Audits

Reciprocity

Less formally, internal controls refer to the rules, policies, procedures, tools, and other mechanisms implemented by an organization to increase transparency, promote accountability, assure the integrity of financial and accounting information, and reduce the risk of fraud.

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The Relationship Between Internal Controls and Internal Audits

Reciprocity

Less formally, internal controls refer to the rules, policies, procedures, tools, and other mechanisms implemented by an organization to increase transparency, promote accountability, assure the integrity of financial and accounting information, and reduce the risk of fraud.

Audit 52