Strong Password Audit

Strong Password Audit

Coastline’s Strong Password Audit identifies the passwords that are causing problems in your organizations before anyone else. Weak passwords are frequently used by attackers to get a foothold in a network environment, and the capacity to identify key accounts and groups to target for escalating rights is provided by a single initial account. A Coastline Password Audit gives you the insight and data you need to identify these accounts and take the appropriate action. Additionally, we will be able to provide data on whether third-party password black-listing is a realistic option during the development of Active Directory (AD) passwords.
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How We Do It

Our Process

The Password Audit performed by the Coastline Team examines Active Directory password hashes and any recovered passwords by making use of the most up-to-date computing capabilities as well as its extensive wordlist collection. Custom lists are developed based on the Client’s industry vertical, location, and keywords that have been scraped from your website. As a results of our review, we will be able to provide you with an outline of your company’s weak passwords, as well as a statistical study of the passwords’ flaws (i.e., common base words, construction patterns, and length).
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What To Expect

Throughout the strong password audit process, Coastline ensures transparency by providing the Client with a clear outline of the steps, processes, and methodologies employed. Our team meticulously documents and reports successful breach attempts, exploitable vulnerabilities, and other relevant data discovered during the assessment.

Upon completion of our strong password audit, we will provide you with a detailed report of the findings as well as best practice recommendations to enhance the security around your current password program. The deliverable will provide the Client with valuable information on the current state of the security that exists within the organization, the presence of vulnerabilities, and additional information on the level of risk each vulnerability represents.