Another day of Cybersecurity
Think of your enterprise as a fortified city, and each domain controller as a gatehouse. Microsoft Defender for Identity is like a watchtower built inside the gate, quietly observing everyone who passes through. It doesn’t rely on patrols or wall … Read the rest
When conducting a digital forensic investigation on macOS systems, understanding where to find critical artifacts and how to extract meaningful data is crucial. Unlike Linux, macOS uses unique system components and logging mechanisms that require specialized knowledge. This post highlights … Read the rest
In the modern Microsoft 365 threat landscape, SharePoint Online is no longer a document dump. It is a sprawling, API rich, over permissioned jungle wired into the core fabric of collaboration. With tight Graph API hooks, seamless integration with Teams, … Read the rest
A digest of AI security research, insights, reports, upcoming events, and tools & resources. Follow the AI Security community on Twitter and the LinkedIn group for additional updates.
Sponsored by CyberBiz and InnovGuard.com – Technology Risk & Cybersecurity Advisory – … Read the rest
Microsoft Entra ID’s CFIR (Cloud Forensic and Incident Response) provides a solid blueprint for detecting, investigating, and responding to identity threats. However, mastering it requires the right tools and approach. That’s where PowerShell steps in.
In this post, we’ll explore … Read the rest
Active Directory Domain Services (ADDS) service accounts are special accounts used by applications or services to interact with network resources. Traditionally, these were often standard user accounts with static passwords, leading to security risks. Later, Microsoft introduced Managed Service Accounts … Read the rest
Microsoft Entra ID now offers QR code authentication to enhance security and streamline user access. This feature aligns seamlessly with the Microsoft identity platform. Frontline workers often share mobile devices and must sign in repeatedly to access store or field … Read the rest
In Microsoft Teams – “Attackers didn’t break in — they joined the meeting…”
Welcome to the frontline of enterprise collaboration compromise: Microsoft Teams. Once just a chat app, now a sprawling hub for files, apps, identities, secrets… and attackers. … Read the rest
