Azure Security Assessment Tools : Installation and usuage
Enhancing security on Azure is a critical task that requires the right set of tools. This blog post provides a comprehensive guide on installing and using some of the most effective Azure security tools available.
1. MicroBurst Installation:
git clone https://github.com/NetSPI/MicroBurst.git
Import-Module ./MicroBurst/MicroBurst.psd1Usage: Navigate to the MicroBurst directory and execute scripts based on your requirements.
2. Lava Installation:
# Assuming Lava is a Python-based tool
pip install lava-toolUsage:
lava --scan --target azure_subscription_id3. Koboko Installation:
# If Koboko is hosted on a Git repository
git clone https://github.com/company/koboko.git
cd koboko
./install.shUsage:
koboko --target-url <target azure service>4. PowerZure Installation:
git clone https://github.com/hausec/PowerZure.git
Import-Module ./PowerZure/PowerZure.ps1Usage:
5. Stormspotter Installation:
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6. BloodHound Installation:
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7. cloud_enum Installation:
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8. AADInternals Installation:
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9. ScoutSuite Installation:
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10. Prowler Installation:
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11. Roadtools Installation:
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Conclusion: Following the installation and usage instructions for each tool will help enhance your Azure environment's security. Remember, it's crucial to keep these tools up to date and run them regularly to maintain a strong security posture.
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