Tag OS Hardening

The Active Directory Access Control List Explained

Many Active Directory attacks’ root vulnerability is the domain’s AD Access Control Lists. This post explains what you need to know about the AD Access Control List to prevent lateral movement and escalation of privileges in the domain.

Defend KeePass Against CVE-2023-32784

Find out what you need to know to defend against the KeePass vulnerability CVE-2023-32784!

NIST Server Hardening Best Practices

How security hardened are your servers really? Find out the free tools and methods to ensure your environment is NIST standards hardened and compliant!

Client System Hardening Best Practices & Testing

Are you looking for Client System Hardening Best Practices? Find out how you can test and improve your Windows Client environment security!

PowerShell Best Practices for Preventing Abuse

Are you defending PowerShell abuse in your network? Find out the PowerShell best practices for preventing abuse.

Secure Windows Scheduled Tasks with Managed Service Accounts

How to securely create a Windows Scheduled Task that requires high domain level privileges. Leveraging standalone Managed Service Accounts(sMSA) to automate administrative tasks.

Automated Sysmon Deployment

Learn how to automate the deployment and configurations of Sysmon in your environment.

What You Need to Know to Defend Against CVE-2022-30190!

Office documents exploiting CVE-2022-30190 are coming to an inbox near you! Find out how you can prepare and mitigate this threat!

AD Hardening Against Kerberos Golden Ticket Attack

What you need to know about Golden Ticket Attacks and how to defend against them! An overview of the Golden Ticket Attack and guidance on protecting Active Directory.

How to Investigate Malicious DNS Requests

How to track down malicious DNS requests in Windows systems. Incident response techniques for DNS security products like Cisco Umbrella, or DNSFilter.

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