Marcin Policht

In the most recent installment of our series dedicated to Windows Server 2008 Directory Services, we have covered basic features distinguishing Read Only

Since its entry into directory services market (introduced in the Windows NT product line), Microsoft has been consistently restricting individual domains

One of the more involved aspects of managing Active Directory infrastructure is handling its recovery. This results primarily from the distributed and

One of several significant advancements introduced in Windows Server 2008 domain functional level is the ability to configure multiple password policies

One of the most important advantages offered by Active Directory since its inception coinciding with the release of Windows 2000 Server platform (besides

One of the primary strengths of Active Directory environment (besides its obvious advantages as an identity management and information store solution) is

In the previous installment of our series dedicated to the most prominent features available in Windows Server 2008 based Directory Services, we

Windows 2000 offers a feature called Restricted Groups, applied via Security Settings in Group Policies, which allows to control group membership, i.e.

Back in January 2002, Microsoft launched "Trustworthy Computing," an initiative focused on securing the Windows platform. This directly impacted the

Previous articles in this series have covered some of the security-related improvements in Active Directory and other authentication areas introduced in

With this article, we conclude our discussion of Windows Server 2003 Active Directory related security improvements. This installment will cover the

The previous article in this series began our coverage of new functionality implemented in the Windows 2003 Certificate Services. We continue the topic