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Unlock the mysteries of Active Directory with our guest James Potter, an AD virtuoso, as we traverse the complex labyrinth of group nesting and consider the impending expertise exodus. Tune in for an eye-opening discussion on the surprisingly robust security benefits of antiquated systems like Novel Network and the sticky challenges organizations like Blue Lemon face when trying to pivot away from deeply rooted AD setups. Our episode peels back the layers of legacy architecture, revealing how it intertwines with modern business operations and the tricky integration into present-day security frameworks.
Ever wondered about the Herculean task of managing cloud security for a behemoth infrastructure? James Potter and I share war stories from the trenches, including my hands-on experience refining a company's attack surface across a staggering 400,000 Azure accounts. We highlight the pitfalls developers may unknowingly create and dissect the enduring reliance on outdated NTLM authentication. Also, reminisce with me about the days at Microsoft when Active Directory was the unsung hero of businesses, and explore how cloud service lockdowns and the quest to avoid vendor lock-in are shaping today's tech strategies.
Concluding the episode, we navigate the emotional rollercoaster of imposter syndrome when shifting from a corporate behemoth to the entrepreneurial hustle of consulting. I divulge my personal battle with self-doubt and chart out the tactics that fortified my resolve and credibility. Wrapping up, we warmly extend an invitation to reach out to James Potter and the DSE Team for a helping hand or further dialogue, ensuring you leave not only equipped with newfound insights but also with the connections to help you thrive in the IT realm.
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Unlock the mysteries of Active Directory with our guest James Potter, an AD virtuoso, as we traverse the complex labyrinth of group nesting and consider the impending expertise exodus. Tune in for an eye-opening discussion on the surprisingly robust security benefits of antiquated systems like Novel Network and the sticky challenges organizations like Blue Lemon face when trying to pivot away from deeply rooted AD setups. Our episode peels back the layers of legacy architecture, revealing how it intertwines with modern business operations and the tricky integration into present-day security frameworks.
Ever wondered about the Herculean task of managing cloud security for a behemoth infrastructure? James Potter and I share war stories from the trenches, including my hands-on experience refining a company's attack surface across a staggering 400,000 Azure accounts. We highlight the pitfalls developers may unknowingly create and dissect the enduring reliance on outdated NTLM authentication. Also, reminisce with me about the days at Microsoft when Active Directory was the unsung hero of businesses, and explore how cloud service lockdowns and the quest to avoid vendor lock-in are shaping today's tech strategies.
Concluding the episode, we navigate the emotional rollercoaster of imposter syndrome when shifting from a corporate behemoth to the entrepreneurial hustle of consulting. I divulge my personal battle with self-doubt and chart out the tactics that fortified my resolve and credibility. Wrapping up, we warmly extend an invitation to reach out to James Potter and the DSE Team for a helping hand or further dialogue, ensuring you leave not only equipped with newfound insights but also with the connections to help you thrive in the IT realm.
Support the show
Follow the Podcast on Social Media!
Tesla Referral Code: https://ts.la/joseph675128
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@securityunfilteredpodcast
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/secunfpodcast/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/SecUnfPodcast
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