Active Directory Domain Services

Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) is a critical component of Windows Server that provides a variety of directory services essential for managing and securing a network. It offers a centralized location for network administration, enabling organizations to store information about members of the domain, including users, groups, computers, and other resources. Key Features One Read More …

Adding Motion and Depth with Delay Effects

Pads are often used as an almost unheard glue, but that doesn’t mean they have to be boring  This is one idea to add a bit of motion. In the world of music production, adding depth and interest to your tracks is essential. One effective way to achieve this is through the use of delay Read More …

Beginner’s Guide to the Active Directory Tier Model

The Lateral Movement Highway If you read one of the latest States of Cybercrime report by Microsoft, one finding stands out above the rest: the leading factor in ransomware incidents is “insufficient privilege access and lateral movement controls.” Just so we are all on page 12 with each other, I am saying that Lateral Movement Read More …

NSS – Network Switching Subsystem

The Network Switching Subsystem (NSS) is a critical component of mobile communication networks, particularly in systems like GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications). It plays a vital role in managing and routing calls and data between mobile users and the broader telecommunications network. For someone new to technology, understanding the NSS involves grasping its functions, Read More …

RCE – Remote Code Execution

Ever wonder how cyber attacks like data breaches or widespread disruptions happen? Sometimes, it’s due to a serious weakness called Remote Code Execution, or RCE for short. Imagine you have a computer, and someone, without physically touching it, can open programs, delete files, or even install their own software. That’s essentially what RCE enables. It’s Read More …

CWPP – Cloud Workload Protection Platforms

Cloud Workload Protection Platform (CWPP) is a security solution focused on defending the workloads themselves. This means the compute entities like Virtual Machines (VMs), containers, and serverless functions—regardless of where they run (public cloud, private cloud, or hybrid environments). CWPP is the runtime security layer that applies controls inside the workload, protecting it from threats Read More …

RSS – Really Simple Syndication

In the vast world of technology, acronyms can often feel like a foreign language, especially for those who aren’t in the IT field. One acronym you might come across is RSS, which stands for Really Simple Syndication. Understanding what RSS is and how it works can help you stay updated with your favorite content online Read More …