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Intro: Briefing and live Q&A introducing Army Unified Directory Services — Classified (AUDS-C): the centralized Active Directory domain on SIPRNet that replaces disparate theater directories and centralizes identity and endpoint management for the classified enterprise.
What you’ll learn: AUDS-C architecture and mission role, how it enables global user/device mobility, impact on security and operations, migration/phasing strategy from legacy directories, and readiness for IL6 cloud adoption.
Who should attend: Enterprise AD admins, identity and access managers, SIPR network operators, cybersecurity leads, application owners.
Learning Objectives: Upon completion of this session, attendees will be able to:
- Describe the architecture and mission role of Army Unified Directory Services — Classified (AUDS-C) as a centralized Active Directory domain on SIPRNet.
- Explain how AUDS-C enables global user and device mobility while centralizing identity and endpoint management for the classified enterprise.
- Analyze the operational and security impacts of transitioning from disparate theater directories to a centralized identity framework.
- Outline the phased migration strategy for implementing AUDS-C across legacy environments.
- Assess the enterprise's readiness for IL6 cloud adoption facilitated by the AUDS-C deployment.