Organizations can now use Tenable Identity Exposure solutions to manage their Microsoft Active Directory (AD) security posture and gain visibility into active threats to their identities across their hybrid cloud environments.
Identity Exposure provides organizations with vulnerability and asset risk prioritization capabilities that can be used to identify and stop attack vectors through AD, Tenable said in a prepared statement.
The solution is also fully integrated within the Tenable One Exposure Management Platform, leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning to provide a single view of an organization’s user identities and entitlement risks, both on-premises and in the cloud. Offers.
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Identity Exposure allows organizations to view entitlements across on-premises and cloud AD deployments. Identity Exposure therefore provides “the most accurate assessment of identity risk and unmatched intelligence to prevent exploitative identity breaches,” said Tenable. That way, the organization can understand how their girlfriend identity is being used and look for ways to prevent her identity from being used for privilege escalation and other attack vectors.
Meanwhile, Identity Exposure will provide organizations with an identity risk score powered by Tenable’s AI and data science engine, the company said. Organizations can use AI and other models to combine asset vulnerabilities, exposures, and identity entitlements to quantify their risk.
Tenable has also expanded support for Identity Exposure to secure Azure AD deployments in public and hybrid clouds, the company said. With Identity Exposure, organizations can unify identities across their environment and manage cloud identity risk using exposure metrics specific to Azure AD.
Nico Popp, Chief Product Officer, Tenable, commented on the new features in Identity Exposure and how they can help organizations protect against identity threats:
“Misconfigured access and weak identities are at the heart of ransomware attacks and corporate data breaches. A single identity vulnerability is all it takes for a threat actor to break into a SaaS application and steal data. By leveraging the latest in AI technology, Tenable can now quickly identify and prioritize identity and entitlement-related issues across AD and Azure AD.”
Tenable Brings Generative AI Tools to Research Community
The Identity Exposure update will come after Tenable opens generative AI to researchers in April 2023. These tools are designed to “streamline the process of reverse engineering, code debugging[and]web app security,” Tenable said.
Tenable specializes in exposure management and says about 43,000 organizations use its products and solutions to reduce risk. Additionally, Tenable offers a partner program for his MSSPs and other technology providers.
