Implement JIT and JEA Administration in Windows Server 2019

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Robert McMillen

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1. Course Overview

1. Course Overview.mp4

01:36

2. Preparing Endpoints for Just Enough Administration

1. Intro to JEA Endpoint and the Desired State Configuration.mp4

05:44

2. Configuring Prerequisites for a JEA Endpoint.mp4

04:30

3. Role Capability and Session Configuration Files.mp4

03:41

4. Prepping the Domain for Role Capability.mp4

02:59

5. Session Configuration File Demonstration.mp4

05:30

6. Role Capability File Demonstration.mp4

05:04

3. Deploying Just Enough Administration for Secure Management

1. JEA Endpoints Connections from Servers to Workstations.mp4

02:40

2. Register a Single JEA Endpoint.mp4

02:25

3. Register Multiple JEA Endpoints.mp4

02:26

4. Test JEA Endpoint Permissions from a Non-administrator.mp4

03:37

5. Security Considerations for JEA.mp4

03:35

6. Privileged Access Management Solution.mp4

05:08

7. Understanding Just in Time Administration.mp4

06:32

4. Configuring the Bastion Forest Using Microsoft Identity Manager (MIM) Specifications

1. Prepare the Company Domain Controller.mp4

07:27

2. Prepare the Bastion Domain Controller.mp4

09:48

3. Prepare the Privileged Access Management (PAM) Server.mp4

09:15

4. Configure PAM Server.mp4

11:19

5. Installing and Configuring Microsoft Identity Manager Portal and Policies

1. Establish Trust between Company and Bastion Forests.mp4

06:08

2. Create Groups for Privileged Access.mp4

01:53

3. Understanding Shadow Principals.mp4

03:57

4. Elevate a Single Standard User for Temporary Administrator Access.mp4

06:04

5. Reviewing Objects Trusts and Logs.mp4

04:14

6. Utilizing Microsoft Identity Manager Using the Web Portal and PowerShell

1. What Is Azure JIT Administration-.mp4

02:21

2. Activating Privileged Identity Management Licenses.mp4

05:40

3. Reviewing User Roles and Workflows in Azure AD.mp4

06:10

4. Setup a User to Become an Eligible Temporary Administrator.mp4

07:33

5. Editing Workflows and Reviewing JIT Audits.mp4

05:49

6. Azure JIT Group Roles and Permanent Assignments.mp4

08:13

Description

This course will teach you how to create a desired state configuration for JEA and JIT to keep your Active Directory network safe from internal and external administrative threats.

What You'll Learn?

The modern Windows network has issues with locking down security. In this course, Implement JIT and JEA Administration in Windows Server 2019, you’ll learn how to create an environment to protect administrative access to only authorized users and only when they need it and will learn about two different ways to accomplish this secure goal. First, you’ll learn about Just Enough Administration. This includes creating configuration and capability files to configure the JEA environment. Next, you’ll explore Just In Time administration. This type of security involves separating administrative access using bastion forests and domains. Finally, you’ll configure a bastion forest and create the necessary links and trusts to work between this forest and your production forest. You’ll learn this by utilizing shadow principles using Microsoft Identity Manager. By the end of this course, you'll be able to secure your on-premise or cloud environment more completely with JEA and JIT.

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Robert McMillen

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Professor Robert McMillen is a networking consultant with over 50 technical certifications. He has an MBA where he teaches Windows Server Administration at two colleges, and has earned his MCSE and MCT from Microsoft. Robert McMillen is the president and founder of All Tech 1, a Portland-based network consulting company. Robert has over 20 years of experience in network engineering and earned certifications from companies like Microsoft, Checkpoint, IBM, and Cisco. He also hosts a weekly syndicated radio show called All Tech Radio. Some of his higher profile jobs have been restoring email for the government to prosecute Enron executives, training the network vulnerability assessment team for the U.S. Army, and performing wireless security auditing for the State of Washington.

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