Active Directory Security
Active Directory Security continuously assesses your on-premises Active Directory (AD) for the misconfigurations cybercriminals use to escalate privileges and move laterally. It identifies weaknesses across credentials, privileged access, certificate services, and domain configuration, and maps each finding to MITRE ATT&CK so you can prioritize and remediate before they are exploited.
Active Directory coverage mapped to MITRE ATT&CK
Credential access
We assess Kerberos abuse, certificate services exposure, authentication relay, credential exposure, and weak or stale accounts.
Privilege escalation and persistence
We surface delegation abuse, ACL manipulation, over-permissioned accounts, AdminSDHolder weaknesses, and GPO and trust modification that let attackers gain & keep elevated access.
Lateral movement and initial access
We assess pass-the-hash and pass-the-ticket exposure, SYSVOL interception, exploitable remote services, legacy access, and end-of-life operating systems.
Defense evasion and impact
We surface disabled auditing and logging, masquerading, and recovery-inhibiting settings that let an attacker operate undetected or block recovery.
Discovery and execution
We assess network and system discovery and the script and software-deployment paths attackers use to run code across the domain.
Reduce your Active Directory attack surface
- Harden your on-premises identity foundation before attackers try to exploit it.
- Replace manual scripts, quarterly reviews, and standalone point-in-time tools with continuous, scheduled assessments inside the platform you already use.
- Build a systematic, repeatable cybersecurity approach as required by NIS2 and DORA.
- Prove your Active Directory baseline holds over time, with severity-based prioritization, ignore rules, ticketing integrations, and reporting built in.
- Extend your coverage into surfaces the CIS Benchmark does not yet reach, including certificate services, Kerberos delegation, and privileged access management.
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Svenljunga kommun
Ljungby kommun
Frequently asked questions
Why does Active Directory security matter?
Active Directory controls who can access what across your network, which makes it a primary target. Attackers exploit misconfigurations in it to escalate privileges and move laterally. Holm Security's Active Directory Security continuously assesses for those weaknesses, mapping 187 checks to nine MITRE ATT&CK tactics so you can close them before they are exploited.
What does the MITRE ATT&CK mapping give me?
It connects every finding to the real-world tactics attackers use, from credential access to privilege escalation, persistence, and lateral movement. Instead of a generic list of misconfigurations, you see which attacker behaviors each finding helps prevent, which makes prioritization and reporting straightforward.
Do I need to set anything up?
There is nothing new to install. Customers already running authenticated network assessments against a Domain Controller will see findings appear in Security Center automatically. Otherwise, you add Windows credentials to your scan profile and target the Domain Controller.
How is this different from real-time threat detection?
Those tools detect attacks as they happen. Active Directory Security is configuration baseline assessment: it finds the weaknesses that should be hardened before anyone tries to exploit them. The two are complementary.
