Configuration drift
Concept
Configuration drift is the gradual gap between the intended, documented state of infrastructure and its actual running state, typically caused by manual changes made outside infrastructure as code.
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Articles about Configuration drift (3)
- Understanding Active Directory Security Drift: Causes and Consequences
· Mirko Peters
Welcome back to the blog! If you manage enterprise technology today, you already know that security is never a set-it-and-forget-it deployment. Systems evolve, team… - Preventing Silent Architecture Changes by Autonomous AI Agents
· Mirko Peters
As enterprise technology rapidly evolves, organizations are increasingly turning to autonomous artificial intelligence to streamline operations, optimize workflows,… - Why Intune Alone Isn't Enough: The Hidden Risks of Endpoint Management
· Mirko Peters
Welcome back, tech enthusiasts and administrators! If you have ever felt that managing your organization's digital workspace is a constant uphill battle, you are no…
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