Centrify DirectControl Demos & Webcasts

You need only a few minutes to view this product demo. We've kept the marketing fluff to a minimum because the best argument we can make for DirectControl is to show you just how quickly you can install DirectControl and start using it to manage and secure your UNIX and Linux systems and web-based applications through Microsoft Active Directory. In particular, you'll see how Centrify DirectControl enables you to extend Active Directory password management to a non-Windows system.

Strengthen security and eliminate end-user frustration with non-intrusive, Active Directory-centric single sign-on for SAP R/3

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Enhancing security and streamlining IT processes by replacing your legacy NIS infrastructure with centralized authentication and access control leveraging Microsoft Active Directory

In this on-demand webinar, Linux, UNIX and Mac admins get an overview of how Group Policy works from Jeremy Moskowitz, author of authoritative works on both Windows Group Policy and Windows/Linux integration. Centrify's David McNeely will then explain the workings of the Group Policy engine that is seamlessly built into DirectControl and the unique benefits of using it for non-Windows policy enforcement. He'll also demonstrate using Windows Group Policy to lock down user and security settings on a Mac desktop system.

Been waiting for the right time to start managing more of your enterprise with Microsoft Active Directory? If so, join David McNeely, Director of Product Management at Centrify, for this free webinar, which includes feature demos and a Q&A session. He'll show you how DirectControl extends Active Directory-based authentication, authorization and Group Policy to your UNIX, Linux, web and database platforms. He'll also discuss the features in version 4 that make this the right time to start the move to Active Directory integration, including:

• New Web Administrator Console
• Expanded CLI tools
• Expanded Reporting Center
• Enhanced cross-platform Group Policy

Register now and we'll send you a free copy of our What's New in DirectControl 4 datasheet (with concise overview) and white paper (with a detailed discussion of the benefits of the new and enhanced features).

In enterprises large and small, IT managers are increasingly adopting Microsoft Active Directory-based administration tools and procedures to manage their environments. While there are several solutions for authenticating Macs through Active Directory, corporate security, regulatory compliance, and TCO concerns represent additional thorny challenges to Mac adoption. In this free webinar, top industry experts explain what IT managers need to know in order to deploy Macs securely and manage them efficiently within an Active Directory environment.

In this free webinar experts from NetPro and Centrify review the key industry and government security regulations that IT managers need to address. They show you how to harness the power of Active Directory to meet the various security, access control, policy, auditing and reporting requirements for your heterogeneous environment. They then demonstrate how the combination of NetPro's best-in-class Active Directory solutions, paired with Centrify DirectControl's ability to integrate UNIX, Linux and Mac systems with Active Directory, provide a secure and cost-effective strategy for addressing those requirements.

Need a way to centralize account administration without removing the security boundaries that naturally exist around your business systems? Join David McNeely, Centrify's Director of Product Management, in this webinar as he shows you how to prove "who has access to what" when the security auditors come knocking.

Centrify experts give you a detailed overview of core technologies (such as Kerberos) and issues (such as UID rationalization) behind DirectControl's features.

Centrify CTO Paul Moore and CEO Tom Kemp are featured in this on-demand video interview on Port25, Microsoft's public forum run by its Open Source Software lab. During that interview, Moore conducts an extensive whiteboard session to explain what it takes to authenticate UNIX and Linux systems using Active Directory. In a followup audio podcast, Moore returned to answer questions raised by viewers of the first event.