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Active Directory stores information about objects in the network and makes it easy for administrators and users find and use this information. Active Directory uses a structured database store to organize directory information in a hierarchical, logical way. This data store, also known by the directory, contains information about Active Directory object. These objects usually include shared resources like servers, volumes and printers as well as the network user account and computer accounts. See Directory data store for more information on Active Directory. Active Directory security is integrated through logon authentication. This allows for access control to objects within the directory. Administrators can manage their directory and organization through one network logon. Authorized network users have access to all resources on the network. The management of complex networks can be made easier by policy-based administration.

SQL is a domain-specific programming language that allows you to access, manage, and manipulate relational databases and relational management systems.

Identity Protection is based on the knowledge Microsoft has gained from its positions in the organization with Microsoft Entra ID and the consumer space with Microsoft Accounts as well as in gaming with Xbox. Microsoft analyzes trillions of signals every day to identify and protect its customers from threats. The signals generated and fed to Identity Protection can be fed into tools such as conditional access in order to make access decisions or fed back to an SIEM tool for further investigation. The risk signals may trigger remediation actions such as requiring multifactor authentication or requiring users to reset their passwords using self-service password recovery. Identity Protection allows organizations accomplish three key tasks. Automate the detection of identity-based threats and remediation. Investigate risks by using data from the portal. Export data for risk detection to other tools.