Endpoint Hardening

Hardening is the control layer most estates start and never finish. These articles cover baseline selection and enforcement, the settings that matter most on Windows endpoints and servers, why hardening regresses after it’s applied, and how to roll changes out without generating a wave of tickets.

Automated Remediation: Closing the Gap Between Risk Hunting & Hardening

Automated Remediation: Closing the Gap Between Risk Hunting & Hardening

Automated remediation closes the gap between finding risk and maintaining a hardened state – turning security findings into prioritized, validated, reversible fixes that stay enforced as environments change.

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The Cached Credentials Saga: Stopping Pass-the-Hash Exploits

Cached credentials can quietly expand your attack surface, giving adversaries a path to pass-the-hash exploits long after a user signs in. This post breaks down how cached credentials work, why detection alone won’t close the exposure gap, and what operators can do to harden Windows endpoints with safe remediation before credential theft turns into lateral movement.

Bar Bikovsky
Bar Bikovsky
Aug 2, 2020 | 5 min read

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