Unauthorized addition of user accounts to the domain admin groups can be extremely risky for Active Directory environments. When you grant temporary admin access to users, the user can potentially create new admin accounts leveraging the permissions. Even if the user surrenders admin rights, the account they created will still remain a part of the domain admin group.
Securden Endpoint Privilege Manager provides you with complete visibility into changes in domain admin groups across all your Active Directory domains. Keep track of all new accounts added to the group and old ones removed from the group.
Securden Endpoint Privilege Manager continuously synchronizes with your Active Directory domains and keeps track of all accounts that are currently a part of the domain admin group. You can configure Securden Endpoint Privilege Manager to periodically send a report of all domain admin group members through email.
You can schedule periodic exports of this report by providing the required details and a list of recipients.
Securden EPM allows you to get the latest changes from your domain admin groups through instant sync. This list will be automatically updated with your Active Directory domain during periodic synchronization.
Be on top of all member additions and removal from all domains added to Securden Endpoint Privilege Manager. Revert unauthorized changes made to domain admin groups during elevated sessions and prevent golden ticket attacks.
Regulatory requirements like SOX, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, GDPR, and ISO 27001 require organizations to track domain group membership changes. Securden Endpoint Privilege Manager helps maneuver audits with ready to use reports that show compliance with the requirements.
Get instant alerts when modifications are made to any security enabled global groups in your Active Directory domains. Track who performed the changes through comprehensive reports and ensure accountability.
SOX, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, GDPR, GLBA, FISMA, and ISO 27001 require applicable organizations to track changes made to domain admin group memberships. These requirements align with the broader goal of operating through least privilege and eliminating excessive standing privileges across the organization.
A group membership in Active Directory refers to a user account’s affiliation with a domain group within the Active Directory. In most organizations, Active Directory groups are associated with certain privileges the members will automatically inherit by virtue of their membership.
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