Eliminate Identity Vulnerabilities
Ransomware has evolved from the scattershot attacks of years ago into a highly targeted, human-operated enterprise threat. And despite deploying PAM and MFA, 1 in 6 endpoints is vulnerable to an identity-based attack. Illusive Spotlight™ automatically scans your entire environment to find and help remediate identity vulnerabilities before they can be used in a ransomware attack.
How Illusive Stops Ransomware
Find Identity Vulnerabilities Before the Attackers Do
Automatically discover and prioritize over a dozen different kinds of identity vulnerabilities that attackers take advantage of, often with free, downloadable attack tools such as Mimikatz, Bloodhound, and Cobalt Strike.
Remediate Vulnerabilities Automatically
Based upon policy and proximity to “crown jewels”, automatically remediate vulnerabilities by sanitizing endpoints and updating Active Directory.
Protect Using Deceptive Compensating Controls
Deploy deceptions as compensating controls for privileged identity risks that can’t be mitigated. Mimic credentials, connections, data, systems, and more—all appearing useful to a ransomware attacker. Collect forensics and attacker intelligence.
Identity is the #1 Attack Vector
Enable Industry-leading Protection Against Ransomware Attacks. Despite investing in and deploying various identity and access management systems, organizations of every size are faced with the constant looming of privileged identity risk. And with more than 95 million Active Directory accounts being targeted by attackers daily, the need identify and protect those accounts is urgent.
Learn how you can discover, mitigate, and protect against privileged identity risk in just three steps with Illusive and Microsoft in the eBook.
How Kerberoasting Enables Ransomware
Passwords for service accounts are set by people, which typically means that they are weak and can be cracked quickly. Service account passwords are not changed very often, which provides plenty of time for password cracking to succeed, even with longer, more complex passwords. Kerberoasting utilizes standard Windows functionality to obtain a Ticket Granting Server (TGS) ticket and then cracks the service credential offline, making it difficult for most established security solutions to detect.
Eliminate Today's Top Attack Vector
Are ONE IN SIX of your endpoints leaving you vulnerable to attack? Discover and automatically remediate identity vulnerabilities throughout your environment by getting a demo today.