Let's face it, Active Directory (AD) has been around for 22 plus years and yet the idea of an AD disaster recovery (DR) plan is still nascent. You might think you have this down because you take a VM snapshot or have an enterprise-wide backup and recovery tool, but that just means you haven't had to actually recover from those. AD is a complex, networked piece of infrastructure that has more intricacies and dependencies than most are aware of. This session will give guidance on those intricacies as well as dive into the operational dependencies you need to consider in an AD DR plan.
Intervenants
Burke Matsuo - Architect at Ravenswood Technology Group.
Burke enjoys assisting organizations large and small with privileged access workstation implementations, Active Directory forest recovery solutions, AD tiering, and migrations to the cloud. Burke began his journey with directory services in 2005 operating a global AD environment for a Fortune 125 consumer goods company.
Brian Desmond - Microsoft platform expert focused heavily on Active Directory, Identity Management, Security, Compliance, and Microsoft 365 architecture and engineering projects.
With a history of successfully executing complex consulting engagements, Brian has delivered numerous enterprise-scale deployments around the world at Fortune 100 and larger-scale organizations and across a range of market sectors. Brian was recognized as a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) for 15 years. He is a platform specialist who offers customers expert guidance in strategy and architecture as well as project planning, implementation, and oversight.