Safeguarding The Security Posture Of Your AD, Pre-Attack And Post-Attack
summary
Claims that every org needs a tested AD DR plan and that recovery is feasible if backups are usable and security gaps are fixed; demonstrates use of Purple Knight, BloodHound and Forest Druid plus certifi and AD recovery tooling to find IoE/IoC, detect DC Shadow and compromised certificate templates; reports a real incident with multiple attackers and corrupt databases on every DC and describes restoring into an isolated network, hardening, and returning production successfully.
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chapters (33)
- 0:00Securing Active Directory
- 1:11Ransomware impact on DCs
- 2:16Pre-attack AD assessment
- 4:25Detecting AD attack paths
- 5:51AD indicators of compromise
- 7:16Tiering model for privileged access
- 8:42Account security strategies
- 10:08Securing certificate authorities
- 11:12Eliminating legacy protocols
- 11:57Managing AD complexity
- 12:19Trust boundaries in AD
- 13:23Patch management in AD
- 14:06Testing AD backups
- 15:29Monitoring AD changes
- 16:13Hybrid identity risks
- 18:20AD historical limitations
- 19:03AD disaster recovery rules
- 20:50AD downtime risks
- 21:53AD failure scenarios
- 23:37Ransomware recovery options
- 26:48Automating AD recovery
- 28:12Manual vs automated recovery
- 30:19Backup orchestration challenges
- 31:21Isolating recovery environments
- 32:26Post-recovery AD assessment
- 33:07Hybrid identity recovery
- 34:13Three AD compromise scenarios
- 37:22Choosing AD backup
- 38:48Azure AD sync gaps
- 40:11Case study: AD attack response
- 43:18Key takeaways for AD security
- 44:22Mitigating AD attacks
- 45:36Q&A
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