Christopher Brumm
Cyber Security Architect
glueckkanja AG
For over 15 years, Christopher Brumm has been immersed in IT security topics, possessing extensive knowledge and practical experience in the Microsoft Security Portfolio and beyond. Over the years, he has progressed from network and data center topics to Active Directory and Entra ID, delving deeper into identity security. Today, he is a Subject Matter Expert for Identity in the Security Team and a moderator of the GK Identity Community. He regularly speaks at community events and publishes blog posts on security and identity topics. Chris’s latest passion is Global Secure Access, where the themes of identity, security, and networking converge to enable a comprehensive Zero Trust approach.
1 Thing to Do to Avoid a Breach: 5 Identity Experts Answer
This episode features a virtual roundtable hosted by Michele Crockett, Associate VP of Product Marketing at Semperis.
Fixing Legacy AD Risk in a Hybrid World
This episode features Christopher Brumm, Cyber Security Architect at glueckkanja AG. With 15+ years in IT security, Chris has worked across Microsoft’s security portfolio and beyond, moving from network and data-center defense into deep identity work with Active Directory and Entra ID. He’s now an identity SME, a GK Identity Community moderator, a frequent community speaker, and a regular writer on security and identity.
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Through live demos, Microsoft MVP Christopher Brumm shows how you can implement granular access controls, privileged identity management, and access packages for partners and consultants, while maintaining high security standards.
Through live demos, Microsoft MVP Christopher Brumm shows how you can implement granular access controls, privileged identity management, and access packages for partners and consultants, while maintaining high security standards.
This discussion—featuring HIP Community experts Jorge De Almeida Pinto, Eric Woodruff, Michael Van Horenbeeck, Christopher Brumm, and Alex Weinert—reminds you that most attacks still use traditional methods, so the basic security hygiene you already practice is crucial.