Community Roundup January 2023
Discover what the JumpCloud Community has been discussing this past month. Join other IT professionals to talk about what's going on in your world.
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Binding Linux to Azure AD: Rethinking Access Management
Binding Linux to Azure is less problematic for Linux users than Mac users for a simple reason: Microsoft Azure runs on the Linux operating system. But...
How Does RADIUS Improve WiFi Security?
Don’t give bad actors an invitation onto your network; instead, learn how to secure your WiFi with Cloud RADIUS.
Why Password Management Architecture Matters
Something needs to change to better protect passwords in the workplace, and that involves reevaluating the architecture password managers are built upon.
Azure AD & Macs: A Better Way to Tango
The short answer is: you can bind Mac to Azure. But as you can imagine, the process is far from straightforward. Some things to consider…
Intune Linux Management: Capabilities & Alternatives
Learn more about Intune capabilities, the challenges with managing Linux devices, and a better alternative to Intune Linux management.
The Top 5 Data Security Breaches of 2022 (and How to Avoid Them)
Data is a valuable commodity of the modern age, and it is this value that makes it attractive to malicious actors.
User Guide: The IT Admin’s 2023 Planning Kit
The IT Admin’s 2023 Planning Kit from JumpCloud has been released! Here’s everything Admins need to know about using these tools.
Active Directory Without a Server
An open directory platform can perform the role of Active Directory for all devices and identities, or extend it.
Centralized Identity Management: A Guide
Learn how IT can centrally manage users, regardless of location or device type, in a diverse IT environment.
Identity Federation and How It Works
Learn what identity federation is and how it works. Discover its benefits, implementation steps, and learn about identity federation with JumpCloud.
Online LDAP
Learn about the migration of LDAP from on-premise to the cloud and how online LDAP changes the protocol’s role in the modern directory.
