Weak or compromised passwords are still one of the most common ways attackers get into an organisation’s network.
That’s why running password audits in Active Directory is so important. But smaller companies often don’t have the time, budget, or resources to do them regularly.
Our latest blog post gives you a step-by-step guide to run a proper password audit using free tools available online.
Read here: https://www.pentestpartners.com/security-blog/how-to-conduct-a-password-audit-in-active-directory-ad/
Why do audits and training matter?
Without regular audits to spot gaps, and proper staff training on how to create strong, secure passwords, breaches can and do happen. Technical tools alone won’t stop them.
In most cases, the weakest part of the system isn’t the technology, it’s the people using it. That’s why it is important to train users on how to set strong passwords, which can then be audited.
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Brute Force – Tries every possible password
Dictionary Attack – Uses common words & phrases
Rainbow Table – Cracks password hashes
Shoulder Surfing – Spies on you while typing
Keylogging – Records everything you type
Password Spraying – Tests common passwords on many accounts
Social Engineering – Tricks you into revealing passwords
Phishing – Fake emails & websites steal your login
Credential Stuffing – Uses leaked passwords from breaches
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All information is provided to help individuals and organizations better protect themselves against security threats. 
The techniques discussed are presented solely to improve awareness and defensive measures, not to facilitate any unauthorized access. 
