Accounts That Increase Attack Surface Risk are user accounts with configuration settings that make them more vulnerable to cyberattacks.
The Accounts That Increase Attack Surface Risk widget displays a record of the number of accounts with settings that increase attack surface risk for the past 30 days.
Types of risky account settings include:
Synced Admin Accounts: Highly-authorized admin accounts synced between Azure AD and Active Directory
Extra Admin Accounts: Potentially unnecessary admin accounts
Stale Accounts: Accounts that have been inactive for over 180 days
For detailed information about your risky accounts, click View details.
The following table outlines the sections available on the details screen:
Section |
Description |
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Remediation actions |
Suggests remediation actions for each type of misconfigured account settings |
Threat Detections with Potential to Exploit Account Configuration Risks |
Displays threat detections occurring in Azure AD over the last 30 days that have the potential to exploit account configuration risks. Threat detections types include:
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Accounts That Increase Attack Surface Risk table |
Lists accounts in your organization with misconfigured account settings that increase your attack surface risk Tip:
Click the account name for more details or to take response actions on the account |