Can you create an AD defense that exploits intruder attack techniques? Learn how to selectively use an attacker’s own methods to detect and expel them.
Post-exploitation tools—such as Cable, the Active Directory-specific pentesting tool—are meant to educate security teams. But attackers use them too. Here’s how to detect and defend against malicious use of the Cable tool.
For most organizations, manually auditing and rolling back every risky Active Directory change isn’t practical—or even possible. Discover how the Auto Undo feature in DSP works to automate change mitigation to protect sensitive AD and Entra ID objects and attributes.
Tracking Group Policy changes can be tricky, especially in large environments with numerous Group Policy Objects (GPOs) linked to different organizational units (OUs). Yet GPO change auditing is a vital part of effective cybersecurity. Without proper visibility, critical changes—whether due to accidental misconfigurations or malicious activity—can easily slip under the…