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privileged access management
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Privileged Access Management (PAM) in Windows Server environments is a security feature designed to protect high-value credentials and systems, but it can introduce operational risks during patching. Recent discussions on WindowsForum.com highlight that the April 2026 Windows Server security update caused domain controller restart loops and LSASS crashes in forests using PAM. Microsoft issued an out-of-band fix to address these issues, which could lead to authentication failures and directory service outages. The episode underscores the fragility of PAM deployments during update cycles and the importance of testing patches in PAM-enabled environments before broad rollout.
Microsoft has launched a Viva Glint permissions overhaul, listed as Microsoft 365 Roadmap ID 547837 and last updated July 6, 2026, that adds more granular administrative controls for Advanced Configuration, Nudges, General Settings, and Viva integrations in the web version of Microsoft Viva. The...
Identity management and information security vendors spent the week of June 26, 2026, pushing new defenses for AI-shaped risk, with Bitdefender, Entrust, Cequence, Exabeam, Acsense, Flare, Keeper, Netwrix, One Identity, and SpyCloud all announcing products or corporate moves aimed at identity...
Keeper Security launched the Keeper Teams App for Microsoft Teams on June 25, 2026, bringing privileged access request and approval workflows into Teams for organizations using Keeper Vault, Keeper Endpoint Privilege Manager, Keeper Secrets Manager, or KeeperPAM. The move is not just another...
Keeper Security has launched a Microsoft Teams app for KeeperPAM and Keeper Secrets Manager that lets organizations request, approve, and time-limit privileged access from inside Teams, with customer-hosted infrastructure preserving Keeper’s zero-knowledge model and availability tied to eligible...
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Microsoft’s latest Windows Server patch drama is a reminder that the most dangerous updates are often the ones meant to protect the crown jewels. An out-of-band fix issued in April 2026 targets a restart-loop problem that could knock domain controllers into repeated reboots after the month’s...
The April 2026 Windows security cycle is already proving to be one of the most consequential update months in recent memory for enterprise identity teams. Microsoft has confirmed a Kerberos hardening change that begins in April 2026, and that shift is landing at the same time administrators are...