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If you don't want to code LDAP-queries you could suggest adding roles in the AD for each department. Use some kind of prefix or recognisable pattern to find it in a user's role list.
Otherwise it's quite common to have a scheduled job that reads over LDAP and stores info on the profile object or a "contact card" content type related to the user.
Thank you for your suggestions Johan.
I think we will keep using roles with defined pattern (your first suggestion is already in place) instead of switching to a scheduled job with LDAP for more precise "contact card" data.
I'm using multiplexing providers, SqlServer together with Windows (WindowsMembershipProvider and WindowsRoleProvider) providers, in my setup.
My client wants to pull out additional attributes from AD, more specifically which department the user belongs to (which is a attribute on the user object in AD). How can this be achieved? Is it possible to retrieve using standard components (configuration?), or do we have to write our own LDAP queries?