Delegating Privileges in Active Directory
One of the key benefits of Active Directory (AD) is the ability to delegate privileges on an extremely granular level to other users in the directory.
In this article for ITPro Today, Brian Desmond from Ravenswood Technology Group discusses how to use AD security editor to delegate in AD without compromising security.
One of the key benefits of Active Directory (AD) is the ability to delegate privileges on an extremely granular level to other users in the directory.
In this article for ITPro Today, Brian Desmond from Ravenswood Technology Group discusses how to use AD security editor to delegate in AD without compromising security.
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Brian Desmond
Brian is a principal at Ravenswood Technology Group where he leads a team of professionals focused on delivering best-in-breed consulting services for the Microsoft security and identity management ecosystem.
Brian has been recognized annually as a Microsoft MVP since 2003 and is the author of the fourth and fifth editions of Active Directory from O'Reilly.
