Azure azure_ad_password_policy Mappings

A password policy is applied to all user accounts that are created and managed directly in Azure Active Directory (AD). Some of these password policy settings can't be modified, though you can configure custom banned passwords for Azure AD password protection or account lockout parameters.

Mappings

Capability ID Capability Description Category Value ATT&CK ID ATT&CK Name Notes
azure_ad_password_policy Azure AD Password Policy protect partial T1110 Brute Force
Comments
This control provides partial protection for most of this technique's sub-techniques and therefore has been scored as Partial.
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azure_ad_password_policy Azure AD Password Policy protect significant T1110.001 Password Guessing
Comments
The password restrictions provided by the default Password policy along with the lockout threshold and duration settings is an effective protection against this Password Guessing sub-technique.
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    azure_ad_password_policy Azure AD Password Policy protect partial T1110.002 Password Cracking
    Comments
    The password restrictions provided by the default Password policy can provide partial protection against password cracking but a determined adversary with sufficient resources can still be successful with this attack vector. In regards to Credential Stuffing, the password policy's lockout threshold can be partially effective in mitigating this sub-technique as it may lock the account before the correct credential is attempted. Although with credential stuffing, the number of passwords attempted for an account is often (much) fewer than with Password Guessing reducing the effectiveness of a lockout threshold. This led to its score being assessed as Partial rather than Significant (as was assessed for Password Guessing).
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      azure_ad_password_policy Azure AD Password Policy protect partial T1110.004 Credential Stuffing
      Comments
      The password restrictions provided by the default Password policy can provide partial protection against password cracking but a determined adversary with sufficient resources can still be successful with this attack vector. In regards to Credential Stuffing, the password policy's lockout threshold can be partially effective in mitigating this sub-technique as it may lock the account before the correct credential is attempted. Although with credential stuffing, the number of passwords attempted for an account is often (much) fewer than with Password Guessing reducing the effectiveness of a lockout threshold. This led to its score being assessed as Partial rather than Significant (as was assessed for Password Guessing).
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