Adversary simulation of the identity backbone: Kerberoasting, credential attacks and misconfiguration abuse that turn a foothold into privileged control, the most common route to domain compromise.
Active Directory is the identity backbone most organisations run on, and its weaknesses are the fastest route to control.
We test Kerberoasting, AS-REP roasting and credential attacks against your AD and hybrid Entra ID, mapped to the MITRE ATT&CK Privilege Escalation tactic.
Years of accumulated permissions and delegation create hidden paths to domain admin no one intended.
We surface delegation abuse and misconfigured access controls, mapping the escalation paths a real attacker would walk from a low-privilege account.
A pile of AD issues is overwhelming; what matters is the handful that lead to compromise.
We map the shortest attack paths to domain dominance and prioritise the fixes that break them, with a retest to confirm.
Because Active Directory misconfigurations are the single most common route from one low-privilege account to full domain compromise. We test Kerberoasting, credential attacks and delegation abuse, then map the shortest paths to domain dominance.
Yes. Most environments are hybrid, so we assess on-premises AD together with Entra ID and the trust relationships between them, where many modern escalation paths live.
Yes. We use controlled techniques with clear rules of engagement, coordinate on sensitive operations and avoid disruptive actions.
AD hardening underpins several Essential Eight mitigations, including restricting administrative privileges, so findings improve both real resilience and compliance posture.
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