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Daniel Garcia is Engineering Director at IS Decisions, where he oversees the development of access security software for Active Directory. Working cross-functionally across all departments, he ensures that engineering priorities stay closely aligned with product strategy, customer needs, and growth objectives. Daniel oversees the teams behind UserLock and FileAudit, making sure both solutions remain secure, scalable, and user-friendly for IT environments of all sizes.
With a Master’s degree in Telecommunications Engineering from Universidad de Zaragoza, Daniel combines a deep technical expertise with a leadership style rooted in innovation and collaboration. For more than a decade, he has played a pivotal role in shaping the architecture of IS Decisions’ solutions, from strengthening Active Directory identity security to building contextual access controls and session management capabilities that help organizations balance usability with security.
A frequent writer and behind-the-scenes contributor to IS Decisions thought leadership, Daniel is passionate about ensuring that on-premises Active Directory security continues to meet the needs of highly regulated organizations and adapt to a rapidly evolving cybersecurity landscape.
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Multi-factor authenticationPasswordless authentication: How Windows Hello for Business MFA works
Here's what you need to know about Windows Hello for Business (WHfB) and MFA in Active Directory environments.
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Access managementControlling shadow access: Why concurrent session control is fundamental
Why controlling concurrent sessions in Active Directory is a fundamental security control.
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Multi-factor authenticationRetail ransomware attacks often start in Active Directory: Here’s how to defend it
Threat actors actively exploit weaknesses in on-premises Active Directory security to deploy ransomware attacks in the retail sector.
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Multi-factor authenticationRansomware in Finance: Prevent Active Directory compromise with zero trust MFA
Financial services remain a top target for ransomware attacks. Here's why reinforcing Active Directory security at the identity and authentication layer is a key defense.
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