Hello, and welcome to Pluralsight. This module is entitled
Configure Hybrid Active Directory Account Security.
My name is Tim Warner.
Our learning objectives for this module begin with restricting
access to domain controllers. Now you might think,
hey, wait a minute.
I just came out, Tim, of the previous module, and we talked
about domain controller hardening both for read‑write and
read‑only domain controllers.
Well,
I've got more for you, and we have to remember in terms of our AZ‑801
certification preparation that we want to link this material together
throughout the entire course and throughout this entire skill path.
So, I have you in good hands.
Stay with me, all right.
We're going to drill into accounts though, specifically. In
other words, account security configuration,
managing Active Directory built‑in administrative groups,
handling delegation, and then lastly, yet another cloud service;
this one is Microsoft Defender for Identity.
So this course we're in is called Secure On‑premises and Hybrid
Infrastructure, consists of six, as I said,
interrelated modules.
We began with securing the Windows Server operating system.
Then we got into hybrid Active Directory accounts, and today we're
continuing that discussion on hybrid AD account security.
Next, we'll remediate Windows Server security issues using Azure technologies,
secure Windows Server networking, and then finish the course with securing Windows Server storage.