While VMware Horizon provides a powerful virtualization platform, technologies and capabilities like Microsoft Windows, Active Directory, authentication, DNS, network, group policy, and third-party apps must work seamlessly to provide a great digital employee experience. This eBook will focus on improving the logon duration for EUC and VDI deployments.

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SaaS applications like Microsoft 365 can benefit an organization in a number of ways — but they can also pose the risk of data loss. Even though Microsoft hosts the infrastructure, this doesn't replace your responsibility to back up business‑critical Microsoft 365 data.

This technical review from TechTarget’s Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) documents the results of a detailed evaluation of Veeam® Backup for Microsoft 365, including validating granular backup management capabilities and agile recovery options.

• Technical review from TechTarget’s Enterprise Strategy Group
• In‑depth look into Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 capabilities
• Why you should consider Veeam for your Microsoft 365 backup solution

• Hybrid- and multi‑cloud realities and their implication on data protection and security strategies
• Critical insights into the protection and security of cloud‑hosted virtual machines (VMs), databases and file shares, including SaaS platforms like Microsoft 365
• The role of BaaS and DRaaS offerings, ranging from “self‑managed” to “white glove”
• And More!

Microsoft Active Directory (AD) is arguably the most common identity and access management platform in today’s enterprise and as a result, a prime target for cyber-attacks. Microsoft Active Directory is used in approximately 90% of the Global Fortune 1000 companies as the primary means of authentication and authorization to resources. This statistical picture holds true in the SMB market as well. As a result, most organizations today use Active Directory to implement their password security and password policies.

Active Directory, by default, contains the ability to create basic password policies. Are these enough to protect your organization from attackers? In this comprehensive guide we look at five ways to strengthen your existing Active Directory Password Policy and explore additional solutions available to ensure complete confidence in your first line of defense.

Let's look closer at native Active Directory password settings and see which settings are found in the default password policies businesses use with Active Directory. Download the whitepaper to learn the five ways to strengthen your Active Directory Password Policy.