Customer Challenges

1. Identity theft, Credentials theft, Pass-the-Hash (PtH), Pass-the-Ticket (PtT)

2. Suspicious Entity Behavior (i.e, an employee shares his credentials, unknown Malware steal credentials)

3. Privileged entity misuse

4. Active Directory related APT attacks (i.e, Target, NY Times, RSA)

5. Reconnaissance and Information Disclosure

6. Brute force attacks

7. Elevation of privileges

8. PCI Compliance

 

Offering

Aorato’s DAF protects Active Directory and leverages its central role in the network to secure organization from advanced targeted attacks by identifying suspicious activities and intelligently associating them into an integrated Attack Timeline™.

 

DAF is an appliance, either hardware or virtual, which utilizes port mirroring to allow seamless deployment alongside Active Directory without affecting existing network topology. It automatically starts working after deployment.

 

Unique Differentiators

Unlike existing products, at Aorato we don't attempt to chase malicious code as the attackers always remain one step ahead. Instead, DAF detects attacks at their inevitable destination: Entities.

 

Aorato's DAF continuously learns profiles and predicts the behavior for all entities in the organization. 

This unique technology protects organizations from advanced threats by detecting the smallest deviations, of even a single entity, from regular behavior and analyzing the entity's activities for suspicious behavior.

 

Business Benefits for Clients

1. Protection from advanced internal and external threats

2. Protection of sensitive information stored in Active Directory

3. Complete visibility to entity activities for investigative and forensics purposes

4. Zero touch, Zero configuration implementation

 

Aorato in the news

1. eWeek – Aorato uncovers critical Active Directory vulnerability

2. Network World – 12 hot security startups you need to know

3. Darkreading – Deactivated user accounts die hard

4. Marketwatch – Aorato joins forces with Microsoft to protect customers

2010 - present