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Insider Threat Indicators Through Service Account Analytics

Service accounts are a necessary part of daily operations within applications, but if obtained, they give attackers unrestricted access to move laterally across environments to find and steal critical data. They are rarely managed appropriately and almost never retired, which makes them predictable targets. TrueFort detects, adapts, and enforces service account policies by automatically baselining normal, establishing policies, and taking action against suspicious behavior.

TRUEFORT PRODUCT

Insider Threat Indicators Through Service Account Analytics

Service accounts are a necessary part of daily operations within applications, but if obtained, they give attackers unrestricted access to move laterally across environments to find and steal critical data. They are rarely managed appropriately and almost never retired, which makes them predictable targets. TrueFort detects, adapts, and enforces service account policies by automatically baselining normal, establishing policies, and taking action against suspicious behavior.

TRUEFORT PRODUCT

Insider Threat Indicators Through Service Account Analytics

Service accounts are a necessary part of daily operations within applications, but if obtained, they give attackers unrestricted access to move laterally across environments to find and steal critical data. They are rarely managed appropriately and almost never retired, which makes them predictable targets. TrueFort detects, adapts, and enforces service account policies by automatically baselining normal, establishing policies, and taking action against suspicious behavior.

Untracked service accounts are an easy path to privilege escalation

  • Forgotten accounts are vulnerabilities – Old and orphaned accounts are spread throughout servers and applications, and their use goes undetected.
  • Visibility required for compliance mandates – regulations require a record and usage of service accounts.
  • UEBA solutions only understand user accounts – end users and automated machines behave in dramatically different ways when accessing key assets.
  • Access management solutions lack context – IAM, PAM, and vaulting solutions are not designed to discover and baseline behavior on where, when, and how service accounts are being used for code execution.

Securing privileged accounts requires deep visibility and understanding of their use

Identify active and dormant accounts

Automatically discover, understand, and enforce usage across servers, workloads, and applications to prevent unauthorized behavior

Profile usage and behavioral attributes

Baseline normal versus anomalous behavior, stopping unwanted actions in real-time

Validate account relationships

Identify hardcoded and locally cached service account credentials and the traffic they cause between applications to identify risky use

Automate least privilege access

Identify, monitor, and manage to strengthen security posture and prevent lateral movement

Demonstrate compliance

Profile service account usage to collect evidence and build a record of active accounts

Resources

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How Service Account Protection and Microsegmentation Help Organizations Meet CMMC 2.0 Requirements
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Contain Lateral Movement by Protecting Service Accounts
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Prevent Lateral Movement by Understanding Privileged Service Account Usage
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TrueFort Advisor and Venture Partner - West Coast at Canaan, Bob Williams

Bob Williams

Advisor | Venture Partner - West Coast, Canaan
Maha Ibrahim, Canaan

Maha Ibrahim

Observer | General Partner - West Coast, Canaan
TrueFort CFO Eileen Spellman

Eileen Spellman

CFO
Managing Director Emerald Development Ptrs. And TrueFort Board Member, Charles Collins

Charles Collins

Observer - Mng. Director, Emerald Development Ptrs.
TrueFort CMO Matt Hathaway

Matt Hathaway

CMO

Matt Hathaway serves as TrueFort’s Chief Marketing Officer, leading the global marketing strategy to get TrueFort the recognition it deserves. Matt has extensive knowledge of security users, buyers, and landscape, as well as a track record of building high-performing marketing and product teams. He has over 15 years’ experience in the security market that span fraud prevention, vulnerability management, SIEM, cloud workload protection, data security, endpoint protection, and application security.

Prior to joining TrueFort, Mr. Hathaway was VP of Product Marketing at Imperva, a leader in Application and Data Security, where he led Product, Content, and Technical Marketing, SEO, and Competitive Intelligence. He was also VP of Product Marketing at Carbon Black (acquired by VMware), served in multiple product and marketing roles at Rapid7 (including through its IPO), and held product roles at RSA Security and Uptycs.

TrueFort Board Member and Principal & Founder of Bess Ventures & Adv., Lane Bess

Lane Bess

Member - Principal & Founder, Bess Ventures & Adv.
TrueFort Advisor and Chief Information Officer at Intel Corporation, Motti Finkelstein

Motti Finkelstein

Advisor - Chief Information Officer, Intel Corporation
TrueFort Advisor and Founder & President of Security Risk Solutions, Steve Katz

Steve Katz

Advisor - Founder & President, Security Risk Solutions
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