Maintaining Active Directory (AD) in a clean, organized and secure state is a challenge, particularly for user accounts. Learn 10 steps you can take to enhance the agility, security, and performance of Active Directory and Azure Active Directory. This process is key to efficiency, security and compliance. We will take you through each step, demonstrate why it's important and what it will enable your team to do faster and more securely.

What if you could take your organization's governance of identities and access rights of users, and extend it to protect privileged access, applications, cloud infrastructure and data? What if you had an entire identity governance framework under which you could integrate and manage all your systems? Then, you could extend a comprehensive and efficient identity governance strategy across your entire organization.

Now, there's no reason why you can't have a complete view of all your identities and rights, from standard-user to privileged users. One Identity's Privileged Access Governance (PAG) bridges the management gap. Learn how you can use account provisioning and access governance capabilities of an identity governance and administration (IGA) system while continuing to leverage your privilege account, access- and session-management capabilities of PAM technologies.

One of the most important aspects of an identity security program is the management and governance of the accounts belonging to superusers - privileged accounts. Like the accounts used by regular users, these superuser accounts require access management - ensuring that admins have the access they need to do their job - and governance - ensuring that there is oversight and control over that access, often for the purpose of compliance.

With the complexity of today's IT landscape and the critical role that privileged access security plays in protecting what's essential to your organization - your people, your applications and your data - it's more important than ever to have an effective privileged access management (PAM) cybersecurity strategy.

You've got nearly all the pieces in place - you've implemented enterprise user provisioning, password management and have secured your organization's data. However, most days you still feel that sensitive data, such as IP or customer information, is at risk for a data breach. It's time to let a secure Data Governance strategy protect your sensitive data and reduce risk. Why, you ask? Take a look at this e-Book to learn ten reasons why.