August 12, 2024

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ThreatNG Domain Intelligence Uncovers Hidden Risks in Azure Active Directory

ThreatNG's Microsoft Entra Domain Enumeration capability, within its Domain Intelligence Investigation Module, empowers organizations to gain comprehensive visibility into their Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) footprint. ThreatNG uncovers potential security risks and misconfigurations, such as shadow IT or unmanaged domains, by identifying all domains associated with a company's Azure AD tenant. This granular visibility enables security teams to proactively address vulnerabilities, ensuring a robust security posture for their entire Azure AD environment. With detailed information on each domain, including associated services, authentication methods, and potential exposures, ThreatNG equips organizations with actionable insights to strengthen their security and protect against targeted attacks.

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ThreatNG Exposure Score Change Tracking Provides Deeper Insights for Proactive Security Management

ThreatNG Exposure Score Change Tracking now offers enhanced granularity, enabling organizations to pinpoint the factors contributing to fluctuations in their overall risk score. This deeper insight allows security teams to quickly identify and address the root causes of changes, whether they stem from new vulnerabilities, shifts in the threat landscape, or modifications to their security controls.

ThreatNG eXposure Priority Reporting Provides Holistic Risk Assessment and Prioritization for Enhanced Security Posture

ThreatNG's eXposure Priority reporting now delivers comprehensive risk assessment by prioritizing findings across the following:

• Web Application Firewalls (WAFs)

• Mobile Applications

• Securities and Exchange Commission Cybersecurity Risk and Oversight Disclosures

• Bank Identification Numbers (BINs)

This multi-faceted approach ensures organizations gain a holistic view of their security posture, allowing them to allocate resources effectively and prioritize remediation efforts based on the severity of potential threats (High, Medium, Low, and Informational). Organizations can promptly mitigate the most critical risks by addressing high-priority findings first, safeguarding sensitive data, and ensuring regulatory compliance. This proactive risk management strategy strengthens security and minimizes potential financial and reputational damage.