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The world changes, the world evolves, and the risks change as well…the risks that we keep our eyes on the most now are cyber risks; that’s really where the risk is now, rather than something that looked like the global financial crisis.

The breadth and depth of the multiple Zero Day vulnerabilities being used to attack Microsoft Exchange Servers around the world continues to swell with each passing day – already impacting anywhere from 20,000 to 30,000 organizations in the U.S. alone.

More than 200,000 organizations and 190 million people use SharePoint to collaborate today, according to Microsoft, with 81% of that collaboration happening in the cloud. What is stopping the rest from migrating their SharePoint deployments to the cloud? Security concerns lead the list, which 36% of organizations cite as the biggest drawback.

By 2024, the number of Internet of Things (IoT) connections will grow by 130%, to 83 billion. Much of this growth will be driven by the business world’s focus on digital transformation. The question for your IT team is how to control access requests coming in through all these Internet connections.

For more than 15 years, organizations have been using Active Directory to manage end user access to network resources. As remote access and cloud applications became more popular, Microsoft launched Active Directory Federated Services (ADFS), hoping to enable organizations to better manage access for the constantly evolving modern hybrid enterprise.

RDP is very popular in the enterprise because it allows users to get access to their own desktops and virtual desktops remotely. Administrators, who have high levels of permission, also use RDP to manage the enterprise infrastructure, local and cloud.