In today's security landscape, compromised identities are the leading cause of cyber breaches, with 80% of incidents involving identity theft. Active Directory (both on-prem AD and Entra ID) is often a prime target, as controlling AD means controlling the organization.
Identity protection is so important to Microsoft that its the first pillar in their comprehensive and newly expanded Secure Future Initiative announced in May 2024 and its why both Quest and Microsoft are driving awareness for the Identity Threat Protection and Response (ITDR) cybersecurity discipline.
Join us for an information-packed event with Microsoft and Quest security experts to discuss the future of hybrid identity, including:
- The expanding attack surface with Active Directory and Entra ID
- Microsoft’s Secure Future Initiative: Identity Protection
- Combatting misconfigurations, missed alerts, and cybersecurity shortage
- Modernizing hybrid AD to take advantage of cloud-native capabilities like Security Copilot
- Applying Identity Threat Detection and Response (ITDR) security principles with Quest
Join us in Stockholm on the 22. October to learn practical strategies to mitigate threats, streamline your security processes with ITDR and cloud-native capabilities, and gain actionable insights into protecting your critical Microsoft assets.
Location: Regeringsgatan 25, 111 53 Stockholm, Sweden
Agenda
Microsoft and Quest Speakers
Magnus Haglund, GTM Manager Security, Microsoft
- 30+ years experience in the IT arena, shaping high-level business strategy
- Empowering individuals and organizations across the globe
- Using diverse experience to creating value for customers, partners, clients in the dynamic Security landscape in Sweden
Geir Aasen, Strategic Systems Consultant, Quest Software
- Deep knowledge and expertise to help customers solving their Microsoft platform related challenges
- Helped to design and to build numerous complex Active Directories for the past 25 years
- Consults customers on how to mitigate nowadays cybersecurity challenges