Quest Security Guardian comes with the following pre-defined Discoveries for Active Directory vulnerabilities.

NOTE: "System" displays in the Created By field of the Discoveries list when a Discovery type is pre-defined.

Discovery Type	Description
Credential Access	Techniques deployed by adversaries on systems and networks to steal usernames and credentials for re-use.
Defense Evasion	Techniques used by adversaries to avoid detection. Evasion techniques include hiding malicious code within trusted processes and folders, encrypting or obfuscating adversary code, or disabling security software.
Discovery	Techniques used by adversaries to obtain information about systems and networks that they are looking to exploit or use for their tactical advantage.
Initial Access	Techniques used by adversaries to obtain a foothold within a network, such as targeted spear-phishing, exploiting vulnerabilities or configuration weaknesses in public-facing systems.
Lateral Movement	Techniques that allow adversaries to move from one system to another within a network.
Persistence	Techniques that adversaries use to keep access to systems across restarts, changed credentials, and other interruptions that could cut off their access.
Privilege Escalation	Techniques used by adversaries to gain higher-level privileges on a system, such as local administrator or root.
Reconnaissance	Techniques used by adversaries to gain a thorough understanding and complete mapping of your environment for later use.