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Managing Anonymous User Settings on Your Computer to Boost Security

Windows permits an anonymous user to carry out specific actions, such as listing the names of domain accounts and network shares. This functionality proves useful in scenarios when an administrator needs to provide access to users in a trusted domain lacking a reciprocal trust agreement. By default, the Everyone security identifier (SID) is excluded from the token generated for anonymous connections. Consequently, permissions assigned to the Everyone group don’t extend to anonymous users.

How is a Container Scan Done?

Containers offer many benefits, including lightweight portability from one environment to another, but they add a layer of complexity to application security that can introduce additional risks. There are many ways a container can become vulnerable to attack: through its source code, how the container is built, how the container is configured, how it secures secrets, and how it interacts with the host and other containers. Each of these avenues has its own security solutions and best practices.

Okta & SCIM Integration with Teleport 15

Join Trent as he introduces the groundbreaking integration of Okta and SCIM with Teleport 15, enhancing identity management and system provisioning. In this comprehensive guide, we delve into how SCIM (System for Cross-domain Identity Management) simplifies the provisioning of users and resources across system boundaries, eliminating the need for ad-hoc mechanisms like webhooks.

New Desktop Access Improvements in Teleport 15

Dive into the essential desktop access enhancements with Teleport 15 in this quick overview. Learn about the performance boosts and user interface improvements that make accessing desktops smoother and more intuitive. Upgrading your Teleport components is key to unlocking these benefits, ensuring a seamless and secure connection experience. What's New.

New features in Teleport Connect 15

In this insightful video, we explore the latest enhancements to desktop access in Teleport 15, showcasing how these improvements significantly boost performance and usability. With Teleport 15 deployed, we dive into the critical updates, including the necessity of upgrading your Teleport proxy, auth server, and Windows agent to leverage the full potential of these advancements.

Introducing Runtime-based Vulnerability Management - turning vulnerability data into actionable intelligence

Struggling to manage vulnerabilities in your Kubernetes environment? You’re not alone. Traditional vulnerability management tools often leave security teams feeling overwhelmed and unsure of where to focus their efforts. Traditional scanners churn out an endless stream of alerts, many irrelevant, making it difficult to prioritize and address the most critical issues. Sound familiar?

What is SAML and why you should care

In today's digital world, secure authentication is not just a necessity; it's a cornerstone of trust between services and their users. Navigating the complexities of SAML and implementing robust single sign-on (SSO) solutions can be daunting for many organizations. This document explores the critical role of SAML in enhancing web security, the challenges businesses face in adopting it, and introduces BoxyHQ's streamlined approach to simplifying this process, making advanced security accessible to all.

How SQL Server Audit is Your Secret Security Weapon

The SQL Server Audit object gathers individual occurrences of server or database-level actions and sets of actions for monitoring purposes. This audit operates at the SQL Server instance level, allowing for multiple audits per instance. Upon defining an audit, you designate the destination for result output. Before beginning a SQL Server audit pay attention to the limitations and restrictions associated with database audit specifications.

Why You Need Interactive Logon Machine Inactivity Limits

Interactive logon: Machine inactivity limit is among the 9 Interactive logon security settings. If a user hasn’t been active on their Windows session for a while and surpasses the set limit, this setting typically controls the duration of inactivity allowed before the user is automatically logged out of their session on a machine. The recommended state for this setting is: 900 or fewer second(s), but not 0.