Azure AD Vulnerabilities Scanner
Tests Azure Active Directory for security weaknesses.
What is Azure AD Vulnerabilities?
Azure AD Vulnerability testing identifies identity security issues: overprivileged service principals, misconfigured app registrations, weak conditional access, dangerous Graph API permissions, and privilege escalation paths. Azure AD is the identity foundation for Azure and Microsoft 365.
Why is This Important?
Azure AD controls access to Azure resources, Microsoft 365, and thousands of integrated applications. Compromising Azure AD often means compromising everything. Service principal secrets, over-permissioned apps, and weak conditional access are common issues with severe impact.
How It Works
1. Cloud Asset Discovery
Inventories cloud resources across AWS, Azure, and GCP including storage, compute, IAM, and networking.
2. Configuration Audit
Analyzes cloud configurations against CIS benchmarks and security best practices for misconfigurations.
3. Risk Prioritization
Prioritizes findings by exploitability and business impact with cloud-native remediation steps.
Key Capabilities
Multi-cloud security posture management for AWS, Azure, and GCP with continuous compliance monitoring.
- Cross-cloud asset inventory and visibility
- CIS benchmark and compliance validation
- IAM policy and permission analysis
- Storage and data exposure detection
- Infrastructure-as-code security scanning
Frequently Asked Questions
What Azure AD issues should I test for?
Priority issues: service principals with excessive permissions, app registrations with dangerous API permissions, missing conditional access policies, legacy authentication enabled, password spray vulnerable accounts, and Global Administrator usage without PIM.
What are Azure AD privilege escalation paths?
Escalation paths: app consent grant attacks, service principal credential abuse, Application Administrator to Global Admin, Intune/Exchange admin to device compromise, and exploiting Azure AD Connect for on-prem to cloud escalation.
How are Azure AD apps commonly misconfigured?
App misconfigurations: excessive Graph API permissions (Mail.ReadWrite, Directory.ReadWrite.All), user consent enabled for risky permissions, no credential expiry on service principals, and multi-tenant apps exposing functionality to any Azure tenant.
How do I secure Azure AD?
Security: implement conditional access (MFA, device compliance), use PIM for privileged roles, disable legacy authentication, review app permissions regularly, implement app consent workflow, monitor sign-in logs for anomalies, and use Identity Protection for risk-based policies.
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