A crazy idea? 0 (Zero) Admin Model in your production environment? Personally, I don’t think is crazy. First thing to check when running a security audit, is the number of privileged users. Remember that a privileged user is a member […]
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Privileged and Semi-Privileged Users
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Naming chaos… name things by their names. One of the most common issues I find when chatting to my customers and colleagues, is understanding things the same way. We all been in a situation where we know something by one […]
Segregation of Duties
Segregation of Duties on a globalized culture? Segregation word might be understand as a negative word. When administering IT systems, we DO have to segregate everything… segregate, divide, categorize, organize and so on. So segregation of Duties is a good […]
Logical Perimetral Security
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Old physical concept transformed into new Logical technology When I was first hired on a Fortune500 company, my colleagues from the networking team were heavily involved into something they called “Perimetral Security”. It took me just a snap to realize […]