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Penetration Testing

Active Directory Security Audit

Managing an AD environment on its own can be a daunting task, but when paired with handling multiple acquisitions or ongoing technical debt, serious threats to the security of your organization are introduced—an AD security audit can help you avoid any negative fallout.

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What Happens During an Active Directory Security Audit?

By analyzing the configuration and settings within your Active Directory environment, an Active Directory security audit ensures that critical secure data regarding your systems and related user permissions are in place so that access to your environment and its resources remains protected.

An Active Directory Security Audit Can Help You

Schellman’s Active Directory Security Audit Methodology

We will work with your team to identify the best endpoints and user accounts from which to audit, ensuring we capture the most accurate snapshot of your environment.

Is Schellman the Right Firm for You?

Schellman does perform active directory security audits—our Penetration Testing Team continues to grow and is currently comprised of individuals from different backgrounds including former developers, system administrators, and lifelong security professionals. Our team is incredibly experienced, and collectively holds the following professional certifications, among others: 

Frequently Asked Questions

How long will an active directory security audit take?

What does an active directory security audit cost at Schellman?

What types of issues could be identified?

Would this be included in an internal network penetration test?

We’ve had active directory “threat graphs” created in the past—how is this different?

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Our team of practice leaders, not sales, are ready to talk and help determine your best next steps.

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