Active Directory Security Assessment
The CrowdStrike® Active Directory Security Assessment is a unique offering designed to review Active Directory configuration and policy settings to assess security configuration issues attackers can leverage, and then recommend steps for mitigation and remediation.
The challenge
Simply put, Active Directory contains the “keys to the kingdom,” and if not well protected, it will compromise your organization’s security.
Visibility and control
Many organizations lack good visibility and control of their Active Directory infrastructure, leaving them susceptible to attacks.
Weak policies
Poorly configured Active Directory policy settings expose your environment to potential threats.
Misconfiguration
Identifying vulnerabilities and misconfigurations in your Active Directory infrastructure is critical to your security.
The benefits of an Active Directory Security Assessment
Customizes Active Directory security best practices to align with business processes and requirements and minimize impact.
Delivers a plan of action that includes resolution and mitigation recommendations for the identified issues.
What CrowdStrike delivers
The Active Directory Security Assessment involves review of documentation, discussions with staff, execution of proprietary tools and a manual review of your Active Directory configuration and settings. You receive a detailed report of the issues discovered and their impact along with recommended steps for mitigation and remediation.
- Configuration visibility and management
- Group policy and privilege controls
- Recommendations and action plans
Why CrowdStrike?
Expertise
The Active Directory security assessment tools and processes CrowdStrike uses were developed by Microsoft Certified Masters in Active Directory.
Action focused
CrowdStrike delivers a comprehensive, actionable security review that summarizes the critical items you need to address.
Best practices
CrowdStrike tools and processes are continuously assessed and refreshed to accommodate new attack approaches, best practices, and published research.
