Zero Trust Principles Applied to Windows Server Zero Trust is a security model built on three core principles: verify explicitly (always authenticate and authorize based on all available data points), use least privilege access (limit user rights to the minimum required for the task), and assume breach (design as if an attacker is already inside […]
Introduction to Azure Active Directory and Hybrid Identity Azure Active Directory (Azure AD), now rebranded as Microsoft Entra ID, is Microsoft’s cloud-based identity and access management service. Unlike traditional on-premises Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS), which relies on Kerberos and LDAP within your network perimeter, Azure AD is built for the modern web — […]
Introduction to Managing Active Directory at Scale with PowerShell Active Directory environments in enterprise organizations often contain tens of thousands of user accounts, groups, and organizational units. Managing these manually through the GUI is error-prone and impractical. PowerShell’s ActiveDirectory module, installed as part of RSAT (Remote Server Administration Tools), provides a comprehensive set of cmdlets […]
How to Set Up Network File System (NFS) Server on Windows Server 2022 Network File System (NFS) is a distributed file system protocol that allows Linux, Unix, and other POSIX-compatible clients to mount remote file shares over TCP/IP and access them as if they were local filesystems. Windows Server 2022 includes a built-in NFS Server […]
Introduction to System State Backup on Windows Server 2022 System state backup is one of the most critical recovery capabilities on Windows Server 2022. Unlike a full volume backup, a system state backup captures the essential components that define the server’s identity and role — Active Directory Domain Services, the registry, boot files, COM+ class […]
Introduction to Azure Backup for Windows Server 2022 Azure Backup is Microsoft’s cloud-native backup service that allows you to protect Windows Server workloads and store backup data in Microsoft Azure. For Windows Server 2022, Azure Backup is delivered via the Microsoft Azure Recovery Services (MARS) agent, a lightweight software component installed directly on the server. […]
Introduction to Active Directory Hardening Active Directory is the identity backbone of most Windows enterprise environments, and it is the primary target in modern cyberattacks. Adversaries who compromise AD gain the ability to impersonate any user, access any resource, persist indefinitely, and move laterally throughout the organization. The attack techniques used against AD — Pass-the-Hash, […]
Introduction to Microsoft Advanced Threat Analytics Microsoft Advanced Threat Analytics (ATA) is an on-premises platform designed to detect advanced cyberattacks and insider threats targeting Active Directory environments. ATA analyzes network traffic from domain controllers, Windows event logs, and SIEM data to build a behavioral baseline for users, devices, and resources, then alerts when anomalous activity […]
Advanced Audit Policy vs Basic Audit Policy Windows provides two mechanisms for configuring Security event log auditing: the legacy Basic Audit Policy and the more granular Advanced Audit Policy Configuration. Understanding the difference is important before you begin configuring auditing on Windows Server 2022, because the two systems interact in ways that can produce unexpected […]
Introduction to Nexus Repository Manager on Windows Server 2022 Nexus Repository Manager OSS is a widely used open-source artifact repository that supports package formats including Maven, npm, NuGet, Docker, PyPI, and Chocolatey. Running Nexus on Windows Server 2022 gives development teams a central place to store, proxy, and distribute dependencies without relying entirely on public […]
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