Protecting Microsoft Active Directory Part 2: Attack Paths
In a previous blog, we provided an overview of the (unfortunately quite complex) Active Directory Attack Surface. In Part 2 of this series, we’ll explore how attackers plan their movement and traverse attack paths once they have discovered AD vulnerabilities and...
Protecting Microsoft Active Directory: Understanding the Attack Surface
In the recent SolarWinds hack and Ransomware attack on Colonial Pipeline, Active Directory (AD) compromise was at the core of the attack playbook. In this 3-part blog series, we look at protecting Microsoft Active Directory – which is central to most enterprise...
OT Risk Management – Deceiving Your Way to IT/OT Convergence
Securing Operational Technology (OT) networks is definitely “a thing” these days. OT environments include specialized equipment (e.g. PLCs) that monitor and control production facilities such as refineries, manufacturing plants and utilities. The stakes are high with...
Threat Hunting the Modern Way
When you think threat hunting, what comes to mind? For most enterprise security staff, the answer is “Hmmm, not sure if that’s for me”. It’s true that threat hunting is a bit daunting: What goals am I going to achieve? What will I do if I actually find an adversary?...
The Solarwinds Attack – Don’t Trust; Always Verify
What’s the biggest lesson from the SolarWinds fiasco? That just focusing security defenses on the most common means of penetrating an organization doesn’t cut it. Sure, you should guard against phishing, fortify your DMZ and Internet-facing applications,...
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- Protecting Microsoft Active Directory Part 3: Deception-based AD Security September 22, 2021Previously, we covered understanding AD Attack Surface and AD Attack Paths on this Active Directory Protection blog series. This post looks at Acalvio’s novel approach to protecting Active Directory against advanced persistent threats. It presents a critical attack surface that needs continuous monitoring for misconfigurations, vulnerabilities, and attack persistence. Alternative solutions attempt to protect AD […]Team Acalvio
- Protecting Microsoft Active Directory Part 2: Attack Paths August 14, 2021In a previous blog, we provided an overview of the (unfortunately quite complex) Active Directory Attack Surface. In Part 2 of this series, we’ll explore how attackers plan their movement and traverse attack paths once they have discovered AD vulnerabilities and misconfigurations that they can exploit. The Microsoft Active Directory (AD) ecosystem consists of all […]Team Acalvio
- Protecting Microsoft Active Directory: Understanding the Attack Surface July 21, 2021In the recent SolarWinds hack and Ransomware attack on Colonial Pipeline, Active Directory (AD) compromise was at the core of the attack playbook. In this 3-part blog series, we look at protecting Microsoft Active Directory – which is central to most enterprise infrastructure layouts.Team Acalvio
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