Recovery Manager For Active Directory: Partner Sales Training

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Recovery Manager for

Active Directory Partner Sales Training


It’s a dangerous • Cybercrime damage costs are predicted to hit $6 trillion annually by 2021
world out there • Ransomware is expected to attack a business every 11 seconds by the end of 2021
Companies need to be • The average cost of a malware attack on a company is $2.6 million.
cyber resilient • Active Directory is frequently impacted - in fact often the target

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What’s the risk to
your customers?
• Active Directory is the single
authoritative source of users
within the organization.
• AD Controls access to mission
critical business applications.
• If you can’t access the app, it
might as well be down

“95 million AD accounts are the


target of cyber-attacks every day.”

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What’s the need?

Microsoft native AD recovery only provides basic


capabilities.
• Inability to restore at the operating system level to recover from
ransomware/malware attacks
• Lengthy manual process to restore entire AD forest
• No bulk restore of multiple attributes
• You can't restore modified user attributes
• There is no comparison reporting
• No way to compare and restore group memberships
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AD recovery challenges
Objects get modified or deleted, attributes get A growing remote workforce increases chances for
overwritten by faulty scripts – mistakes, corruption AD mistakes and the possibility of phishing
and disasters happen. Need to recover quickly incidents

There is a growing threat for opportunistic bad Not knowing which object or attributes have been
actors and your AD environment is very vulnerable changed or deleted

Compliance regulations require proof of disaster Can’t delegate restore functions to non-
recovery and backup plans and testing your plan is administrators to lighten the load of my more
resource intensive experienced admins

Native tools have some gaps, are manual and time Need to document details of how the disaster
intensive (in the case of AD often require that AD be recovery plan/process will work including
taken offline) timeframes

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A better solution
Recovery Manager for Active Directory
AD OBJECT AND AUTOMATED FULL COMPLETE AD
ATTRIBUTE LEVEL RECOVERY AD FOREST RECOVERY DISASTER RECOVERY

Recovery when someone Corruption can be caused by Quickly automate a complete


accidently deletes something migrations, consolidations, AD backup and recovery
or implements a mass change schema extensions and strategy with the flexibility and
that goes wrong security threats choices to quickly recover
from any disaster
Know what changed who is Quickly automate a full AD
impacted and what to roll back forest restore to a point in time Integrated Malware Detection
Quickly compare a backup, before corruption occurred so you can ensure the data
pinpoint differences, and you are recovering is safe
instantly recover the data Demonstrate and execute a
complete Active Directory Complete AD backup and
AD backup and recovery at Recovery Plan recovery at the operating
the object and attribute level – system level across the entire
both on premises and hybrid AD backup and recovery at Forest
the directory level across the
entire Forest

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Recovery Manager for Active Directory
Backup and recovery at the object and attribute level, the directory level and the operating
system level across the entire Forest

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Who to target?
Target companies that rely on Active Directory

IT DIRECTOR SECURITY OFFICER SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATOR

Frustrated with: Frustrated with: Departments Frustrated with: AD recovery


amount of time staff is complaining about lack of tools that are manual and time
distracted from priority access to critical systems and intensive
projects to chase down and data they need to get their job
restore AD changes done Apprehensive about: enabling
the native functionality due to
Apprehensive about: Apprehensive about: gaps
depending on Microsoft to get committing to and meeting
back up and running in the SLAs; their AD disaster Concerned about: modifying
event of a forest level disaster recovery plan – will it work? or deleting AD objects by
mistake, corrupting the AD
Concerned about: Concerned about: the inability database, and data loss
the inability to recover from to recover from data loss and/or system downtime or
data loss and/or system and/or system downtime due complete inaccessibility due to
downtime due to inadvertent to inadvertent and malicious a cyber-attack, ransomware or
and malicious AD corruption AD corruption other disaster.
and disasters

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Sample prospecting questions

• What kind of impact would an AD incident have on your organization?


• How are you backing up AD today?
• What about native tools, are there gaps?
• Do you have an upcoming AD migration, restructuring, or
consolidation? How do you recover if data gets corrupted or is missing?
• Do you have a disaster recovery plan? Does it include recovery at the
object, directory and operating system level across the Forest?
• Are you using Active Directory both on-premises and in the Cloud
(Azure AD)?

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In summary
• Customers rely on AD for authentication throughout their organization, it
controls access to mission critical applications
Problem • Microsoft native tools do not adqquately protect customers from
mistakes, corruption, and cyber attacks

• Implement a complete AD backup and recovery strategy with


the flexibility and choices to quickly recover from any disaster
Solution with Quest • Simplify and speed recovery of an entire domain or forest by
automating manual steps without taking AD offline

• Peace of mind that AD is protected


• Ensure a quick recovery at the object and attribute level, the
Benefits with Quest directory level and the operating system level across the entire
Forest

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Pricing
NAM USD RETAIL
Recovery Manager for Active Directory SFDC Part #
PRICING
RECOVERY MANAGER FOR ACTIVE DIRECTORY DISASTER
RECOVERY EDITION PER ENABLED USER ACCT DRE-ATA-PB-247 31.77
LICENSE/24X7 MAINT

RECOVERY MANAGER FOR ACTIVE DIRECTORY DISASTER


RECOVERY EDITION PER ENABLED USER ACCT DRE-ATA-PB-PRE 33.36
LICENSE/PREMIER MAINT

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Next steps
Quest AD Recovery Sales Kit

• AD Recovery Playbook
• AD Recovery conversation guide
• AD Recovery sample email
• AD Recovery sample social media posts
• AD Recovery co-branded video

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Other resources
• Register a Recovery Manager for AD opportunity
• Quest Partner Circle
• Recovery Manager for AD website
• Recovery Manager for AD Disaster Recovery Edition

• Trial download link


• Recovery Manager for AD Disaster Recovery Edition

• Datasheet
• Recovery Manager for AD Disaster Recovery Edition

• Additional resources
• Video - Prepare for and Recover from any Active Directory Catastrophe

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Questions?
Thank You

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