Just Enough Explanation of Windows' New "Just Enough Administration" (JEA) Tool
ITPro Today
September 14, 2015
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Speaker: Mark Minasi Most of us who've run networks for more than about two days have learned the principle of least privilege, a short way of saying, when you create an account to administer service 'X' (Exchange, SQL Server, a file server, SharePoint or whatever), don't create that account as a domain administrator, create it with only the privileges and permissions that it needs… no more. It's a wise intention, but a hard one to follow in the Windows world. But that's changing.
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