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Top Active Directory Attacks & How to Prevent Them
Learn how to understand common AD vulnerabilities and how to proactively close security gaps.
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Top Active Directory Attacks and How to Prevent Them
As the most broadly deployed identity service in the world, Active Directory (AD) is a lucrative target for cyberattackers, and healthcare organizations are no exception. Ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) groups, including Conti and LockBit 2.0, have become increasingly adept at finding and exploiting security gaps in AD.
In this session, Alexandra Weaver, Semperis Solutions Architect, discusses the most common AD security vulnerabilities she encounters in her work with customers, how attackers take advantage of those gaps with examples from recent attacks, and how healthcare organizations can harden their AD security posture to prevent attacks.
Key takeaways:
· Common AD vulnerabilities that attackers exploit
· How malicious actors have compromised AD in well-known attacks
· How you can identify and proactively close security gaps in your AD environment
Speaker: Alexandra Weaver
Alexandra Weaver has twenty years’ experience supporting Active Directory in a wide variety of organizations, from government to some of the world's best-known companies. After 8 years supporting the Bureau of Land Management's Active Directory, she moved to Intel to support their worldwide corporate and manufacturing forests. After some time in financial services IT, she moved to Nike where she also supported their worldwide production forest.
Her experience has included merger & acquisition projects where she migrated newly acquired companies into an existing Active Directory infrastructure, an Identity and Access Management implementation & migration project, upgrading domain controllers and associated downstream dependent applications and providing Active Directory support. Active Directory is Alexandra’s first tech passion, and she enjoys deep diving into it as associated technologies continue to evolve.