Free Shield Active Directory Assessment

WHY IS AD SO SECURITY SO IMPORTANT?

In the healthcare sector, protecting Active Directory (AD) isn’t just about IT; it’s about patient safety and operational continuity. Securing AD is essential for safeguarding patient data and preventing costly ransomware attacks.

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AN ACTIONABLE APPROACH TO SAFEGUARDING IDENTITIES

Evaluate Your Active Directory Security Posture

Privilege Access

Which users can make key updates or changes within your system?

Indirect Controls

Who has indirect access to critical users, groups, and computers?

PKI Protections

How is your Public Key Infrastructure protected against the latest attack tactics.

User Protections

Are critical users included in Protected Users  groups?

Account Security

Are your service accounts configured to resist modern threats?

Over 70% of ransomware attacks exploit compromised Active Directory (AD) credentials to infiltrate networks and paralyze healthcare systems. While vulnerabilities like missing patches, lack of Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), or phishing clicks often open the door, poorly configured AD domains allow attackers to pivot and escalate the damage quickly. Take the $1.5 billion attack on Change Healthcare in 2024—misconfigured AD settings accelerated the breach, bringing operations to a standstill.

Don’t wait for vulnerabilities to expose your network. Schedule a Free Active Directory Assessment today to identify and address AD misconfigurations that could be putting your healthcare system at risk.

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A PROACTIVE STRATEGY FOR IDENTIFYING RISKS

Common Active Directory Misconfigurations in Healthcare

Reversible User Account Encryption

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Many healthcare institutions create user accounts that permit reversible encryption, exposing sensitive information to unnecessary risks.

Excessive Privileged User Accounts

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A high percentage of privileged user accounts can lead to vulnerabilities, increasing the likelihood of unauthorized access.

Privileged Users with SPN

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Configuring privileged users with a Service Principal Name (SPN) creates potential Kerberoastable vulnerabilities, allowing attackers to exploit weak authentication methods.

Passwords Stored in GPO's

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Storing passwords in Group Policy Objects (GPO) can lead to security breaches, as these passwords may be more easily accessed by unauthorized users.

Multiple ADCS Configuration Issues

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Misconfigurations within ADCS can lead to attack vectors that compromise the integrity of your entire Active Directory environment.

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