ADFS, Ransomware, and Identity: The New Frontier for Cybersecurity

Cybercriminals are opportunists. In most cases, ransomware groups and threat actors aren’t targeting specific industries or sectors, but instead are following the path of least resistance in an effort to maximize their profitability.

This guide will walk you through what Flare is seeing in the infostealer space and why identity systems such as Active Directory and ADFS have become the fastest path to enterprise compromise.

In this guide, you will learn:

Why most security teams have not caught up to the reality of massive-scale and broad based infostealer exposure
Why a single ADFS credential disclosure is bad
About the three malware families responsible for 82.5% of ADFS credential theft
The seasonal patterns in credential theft and why summer months see dramatic spikes in exposure

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About Flare

In an era of rapidly evolving digital threats, building a threat-led cybersecurity program is more critical than ever to stay ahead of cybercriminals and mitigate emerging risks before they escalate. That’s why the Flare Threat Exposure Management SaaS platform combines proprietary world-class collection from across the dark and clear web with radical ease-of-use—empowering organizations to proactively detect, prioritize, and respond to external threats, ultimately reducing risk exposure and enhancing overall cyber resilience.