Guide for New Organizations in Active Directory Pentesting
Guide for New Organizations in Active Directory Pentesting
Here are some recommendations for organizations that are just starting with Active Directory pentesting:
Certificate-based attacks: It is important to note that most of the environments we encounter during pentesting are vulnerable to certificate-based attacks. Organizations should prioritize implementing security controls that effectively mitigate these types of attacks.
Relay-based attacks: In addition to certificate-based attacks, organizations should also be aware of the risks posed by relay-based attacks. It is crucial to have measures in place to protect against these types of attacks.
Security-first approach: To ensure the safety of their Active Directory infrastructure, organizations should adopt a security-first approach. This means prioritizing security measures and controls from the outset rather than treating them as an afterthought.
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