Active Directory, Entra ID, MFA, privileged access, and authentication hardening: protect the identities attackers target first.
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Protect user accounts by requiring an additional authentication factor beyond passwords. MFA significantly reduces the risk of account compromise caused by phishing, credential theft, and password reuse.
Reduce security risks by assigning permissions to roles instead of individual users, ensuring consistent least-privilege access across your environment.
Build practical, low-noise detection rules for password attacks and lateral movement — thresholds, correlation logic, and tuning against false positives.
Automatically randomize and rotate the local administrator password on every machine, ending the single-shared-password problem that enables domain-wide lateral movement.
Disable password and root login, enforce key-based authentication, and add brute-force protection to lock down the most attacked service on any Linux server.
Require multi-factor authentication for all users and block legacy protocols (IMAP, POP, SMTP AUTH) that bypass MFA entirely.
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