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Basics and Getting Started
Leverage these key resources so you can hit the ground running.
Major Onboarding Steps
To get started with Tenable Identity Exposure, follow the steps below.
- 1 Prepare your Deployment
- 2 Install Tenable Identity Exposure
- 3 Deploy IoA
- 4 Manage Your Infrastructure
- 5 Create a Dashboard
- 6 Add Users
- 7 Configure Access
- 8 Define a Scenario
Review the architectures and prerequisites to ensure your platform runs optimally
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Download and install Tenable Identity Exposure
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- Docs: Install Tenable Identity Exposure
- Docs: View best practices in On-premises installation guide
Deploy the Indicators of Attack (IoA) module in your Active Directory
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Use the Tenable Identity Exposure portal to review, manage and receive relevant information about the security state of the monitored infrastructure
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Use dashboards and reports to view and efficiently monitor the security in your active directory infrastructure
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- Docs: Create a Dashboard
- Docs: Add widgets
Secure access to data and functions within your organization with role-based access control (RBAC)
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Define an attack scenario by selecting the types of attack to monitor on specific domains
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Major Onboarding Steps
To get started with Tenable Vulnerability Management, follow the steps below.
1 Prepare Your Deployment
Review the architectures and prerequisites to ensure your platform runs optimally
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2 Install Tenable Identity Exposure
Download and install Tenable Identity Exposure
Resources:
- Docs: Install Tenable Identity Exposure
- Docs: View best practices in On-premises installation guide
3 Deploy IoA
Deploy the Indicators of Attack (IoA) module in your Active Directory
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4 Manage Your Infrastructure
Use the Tenable Identity Exposure portal to review, manage and receive relevant information about the security state of the monitored infrastructure
Resources:
5 Create a Dashboard
Use dashboards and reports to view and efficiently monitor the security in your active directory infrastructure
Resources:
- Docs: Create a Dashboard
- Docs: Add widgets
6 Add Users
7 Configure Access
Secure access to data and functions within your organization with role-based access control (RBAC)
Resources:
8 Defina a Scenario
Define an attack scenario by selecting the types of attack to monitor on specific domains
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Best Practices
Use these best practices to get the most from your investment and make your Active Directory security program more effective:
- Make sure critical vulnerabilities have been remediated by following the recommendations specified in Indicators of Exposure (IoE) feedback.
- Configure security profiles to maintain different types of users who can review security analysis from different reporting angles.
- Anticipate the privilege escalation technique that an attacker will use to reach a business asset from a specific entry point using attack path.
- Set up IoE and IoA alerts in the alerts panel.
- Enable syslog notifications related to IoE.
