Securing Active Directory
Securing Active Directory focuses on protecting identity infrastructure against internal and external threats. It involves implementing best practices, hardening domain controllers, and managing privileged access. This ensures the integrity, confidentiality, and availability of Active Directory services.
Key Features of Securing Active Directory
- Implementing Least Privilege and Role-Based Access Control
- Hardening Domain Controllers and Active Directory Objects
- Monitoring and Auditing for Suspicious Activity
- Protecting Privileged Accounts with Secure Authentication
- Using Group Policy and Security Baselines Effectively
- Defending Against Pass-the-Hash and Other Attacks
Basic understanding of Windows Server and Active Directory architecture.Familiarity with authentication methods, Group Policy, and user management.Fundamental knowledge of cybersecurity principles and threat mitigation.
Skills Needed Before learning Securing Active Directory
- Understanding of Windows Server and Active Directory fundamentals
- Experience with authentication, Group Policy, and user permissions
- Basic knowledge of cybersecurity concepts and threat prevention
- Active Directory Security
- Threats and Vulnerabilities in AD
- Implementing Privileged Access Management
- Securing Domain Controllers
- Auditing and Monitoring Active Directory
- Advanced AD Hardening Techniques
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