Lateral Movement in Azure AD: What Still Works in 2025

Despite improvements in Microsoft cloud security, lateral movement in hybrid Azure AD environments is still viable in 2025 — and often undetected.

Account Manipulation: How Attackers Stay Inside Your Systems

Account manipulation is one of the stealthiest and most effective techniques used by threat actors to maintain or escalate access in compromised environments. Once inside, attackers often attempt to secure their foothold. They do this by modifying existing accounts. Another strategy is creating new ones that blend into your environment. This can include: Changing user … Continue reading Account Manipulation: How Attackers Stay Inside Your Systems →

Migrating Your Windows Device from Active Directory to ENTRA ID

In a world where mobility is crucial, maintaining an AD joined computer can change from an asset to a burden. Modern users are constantly on the move. They do not rely on applications that need a constant remote connection. These users often manage a device tethered to an on-premise infrastructure. Instead of simplifying their daily … Continue reading Migrating Your Windows Device from Active Directory to ENTRA ID →

Steps to Migrate to New Authentication Techniques

Prepare the migration Beginning September 30, 2025, authentication techniques can't be managed in these legacy multi-factor authentication and self-service password reset policies. Before start the migration of the new authentication techniques you need to review the action configuration of: Multi-factor Authentication Policy S.S.P.R. Policy Review the legacy MFA policy Start by documenting which techniques are … Continue reading Steps to Migrate to New Authentication Techniques →

Windows LAPS: Transition from Legacy to Modern Password Management

The legacy Microsoft LAPS product is deprecated as of Windows 11 23 H2 and later. The installation of the legacy Microsoft LAPS MSI package is blocked on newer versions of the operating system. Microsoft will no longer consider code changes for the legacy Microsoft LAPS product. Microsoft recommends using Windows LAPS to manage local administrator … Continue reading Windows LAPS: Transition from Legacy to Modern Password Management →