Discovering Active Directory Vulnerabilities

Top threat groups from around the world use Active Directory to execute their campaigns. Learn how attackers manipulate this crucial asset to their advantage.

Global Usage of Active Directory

90% of all corporations around the world, including governments and military entities, are using Active Directory Networks to manage their users, applications, and computers.

Understanding Active Directory Networks

The Active Directory Network is a unique form of network where all computers, servers, and applications are connected. The industry focuses heavily on protecting these resources individually without realizing the security consequences of connecting them to an Active Directory environment. When a PC or server is connected to an Active Directory environment, it's exposed to all Active Directory resources by design. It only takes one compromised machine to jeopardize the entire organization.

Unique Attack Environment

In an environment where everything is connected, the rules of attack, as well as detection and response, are unique and different. Attackers know this, but most defenders do not. We are here to change that.

Javelin AD|Protect

Javelin AD|Protect only alerts on definitive breaches. The attacker reveals themselves during credential theft, reconnaissance, and lateral movement, providing the defender with true positive signals that an endpoint or service is compromised. This is a crucial missing data point in most security operations.

Javelin AD|Protect includes a continuous assessment that illuminates Dark Corners favored by the attacker, allowing the defender to reduce risk. It also automates and captures full forensics and reports active attacks at Patient Zero, providing you with the relevant information to defend yourself during the crucial post-breach phase.

Javelin AD|Protect does not alter the Active Directory, network infrastructure, or user experience. With its quick and easy installation, business operations are not disrupted, leaving zero footprint on your environment for neither the attacker nor the user to see.