| ISM-1926 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for System Hardening › Microsoft Active Directory services | Microsoft AD DS domain controllers, Microsoft AD CS CA servers, Microsoft AD FS servers and Microsoft Entra Connect servers are only used for their de… |
| ISM-1927 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for System Hardening › Microsoft Active Directory services | Access to Microsoft AD DS domain controllers, Microsoft AD CS CA servers, Microsoft AD FS servers and Microsoft Entra Connect servers is limited to pr… |
| ISM-1928 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for System Hardening › Microsoft Active Directory services | Backups of Microsoft AD DS domain controllers, Microsoft AD CS CA servers, Microsoft AD FS servers and Microsoft Entra Connect servers are encrypted, … |
| ISM-1929 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for System Hardening › Microsoft Active Directory Domain Services domain controllers | Lightweight Directory Access Protocol signing is enabled on Microsoft AD DS domain controllers. |
| ISM-1930 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for System Hardening › Microsoft Active Directory Domain Services domain controllers | Passwords are prevented from being stored in Group Policy Preferences. |
| ISM-1931 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for System Hardening › Microsoft Active Directory Domain Services domain controllers | SID Filtering is enabled for domain and forest trusts. |
| ISM-1932 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for System Hardening › Microsoft Active Directory Domain Services account hardening | The number of service accounts configured with an SPN is minimised. |
| ISM-1933 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for System Hardening › Microsoft Active Directory Domain Services account hardening | Service accounts configured with an SPN do not have DCSync permissions. |
| ISM-1934 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for System Hardening › Microsoft Active Directory Domain Services account hardening | User accounts with DCSync permissions are reviewed at least annually, and those without an ongoing requirement for the permissions have them removed. |
| ISM-1935 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for System Hardening › Microsoft Active Directory Domain Services account hardening | Computer accounts are not configured for unconstrained delegation. |
| ISM-1936 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for System Hardening › Microsoft Active Directory Domain Services account hardening | The sIDHistory attribute for user accounts is not used. |
| ISM-1937 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for System Hardening › Microsoft Active Directory Domain Services account hardening | User accounts are checked at least weekly for the presence of the sIDHistory attribute. |
| ISM-1938 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for System Hardening › Microsoft Active Directory Domain Services account hardening | The Domain Computers security group does not have write or modify permissions to any Microsoft Active Directory objects. |
| ISM-1939 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for System Hardening › Microsoft Active Directory Domain Services security group memberships | The number of user accounts that are members of the Domain Admins, Enterprise Admins or other highly-privileged security groups is minimised. |
| ISM-1940 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for System Hardening › Microsoft Active Directory Domain Services security group memberships | Service accounts are not members of the Domain Admins, Enterprise Admins or other highly-privileged security groups. |
| ISM-1941 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for System Hardening › Microsoft Active Directory Domain Services security group memberships | Computer accounts are not members of the Domain Admins, Enterprise Admins or other highly-privileged security groups. |
| ISM-1942 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for System Hardening › Microsoft Active Directory Domain Services security group memberships | The Domain Computers security group is not a member of any privileged or highly-privileged security groups. |
| ISM-1943 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for System Hardening › Microsoft Active Directory Certificate Services | Strong mapping between certificates and users is enforced. |
| ISM-1944 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for System Hardening › Microsoft Active Directory Certificate Services | The EDITF_ATTRIBUTESUBJECTALTNAME2 flag is removed from Microsoft AD CS CA configurations. |
| ISM-1945 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for System Hardening › Microsoft Active Directory Certificate Services | The CT_FLAG_ENROLLEE_SUPPLIES_SUBJECT flag is removed from certificate templates. |
| ISM-1946 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for System Hardening › Microsoft Active Directory Certificate Services | Unprivileged user accounts do not have write access to certificate templates. |
| ISM-1947 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for System Hardening › Microsoft Active Directory Certificate Services | Extended Key Usages that enable user authentication are removed. |
| ISM-1948 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for System Hardening › Microsoft Active Directory Certificate Services | CA Certificate Manager approval is required for certificate templates that allow a Subject Alternative Name to be supplied. |
| ISM-1949 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for System Hardening › Microsoft Active Directory Federation Services | Microsoft AD FS servers are administered using a dedicated service account that is not used to administer other systems. |
| ISM-1950 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for System Hardening › Microsoft Entra Connect | Soft matching between Microsoft AD DS and Microsoft Entra ID is disabled following initial synchronisation activities. |
| ISM-1951 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for System Hardening › Microsoft Entra Connect | Hard match takeover is disabled for Microsoft Entra Connect servers. |
| ISM-1952 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for System Hardening › Microsoft Entra Connect | Privileged user accounts are not synchronised between Microsoft AD DS and Microsoft Entra ID. |
| ISM-1953 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for System Hardening › Setting credentials for built-in Administrator accounts, break glass accounts, local administrator accounts and service accounts | Credentials for the built-in Administrator account in each domain are long, unique, unpredictable and managed. |
| ISM-1954 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for System Hardening › Setting credentials for built-in Administrator accounts, break glass accounts, local administrator accounts and service accounts | Credentials for built-in Administrator accounts, break glass accounts, local administrator accounts and service accounts are randomly generated. |
| ISM-1955 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for System Hardening › Changing credentials | Credentials for computer accounts are changed if: - they are compromised - they are suspected of being compromised - they have not been changed in the… |
| ISM-1956 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for System Hardening › Changing credentials | Microsoft AD FS token-signing and encryption certificates are changed twice in quick succession if: - they are compromised - they are suspected of bei… |
| ISM-1957 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for System Hardening › Protecting credentials | Private keys for Microsoft AD CS CA servers are protected by a hardware security module. |
| ISM-1958 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for System Management › Separate privileged operating environments | User accounts with DCSync permissions cannot logon to unprivileged operating environments. |
| ISM-1959 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for System Monitoring › Event log details | To the extent possible, event logs are captured and stored in a consistent and structured format. |
| ISM-1960 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for System Monitoring › Event log monitoring | Event logs from internet-facing network devices are analysed in a timely manner to detect cyber security events. |
| ISM-1961 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for System Monitoring › Event log monitoring | Event logs from non-internet-facing network devices are analysed in a timely manner to detect cyber security events. |
| ISM-1962 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for Networking › Using the Server Message Block protocol | SMB version 1 is not used on networks. |
| ISM-1963 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for Networking › Network device event logging | Security-relevant events for internet-facing network devices are centrally logged. |
| ISM-1964 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for Networking › Network device event logging | Security-relevant events for non-internet-facing network devices are centrally logged. |
| ISM-1965 | NC|OS|P|S|TS | Guidelines for Gateways › Content checking | Files imported or exported via gateways or CDSs undergo content checking. |