FortiEDR
FortiEDR automates the protection against advanced threats, pre and post-execution, with real time orchestrated incident response functionality.
ymasaki
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Article Id 308082
Description This article describes how to trigger the User Access Integration to disable a domain user or reset a domain user password with Active Directory.
Scope FortiEDR v6.0.
Solution

To set up the User Access connector, visit the administration guide for more information:

User Access integration

 

  1. Make sure the test is successful in the User Access connector :

 

user_access_connector_test.png

 

  1. The Playbook is in Prevention mode and assigned to the correct group (Enable 'Disable user' or 'Reset user password'):

 

user_access_playbook.png

 

  1. Logged in as a domain user ('fortilabym1' in this test scenario) to the test Collector PC.
  2. Run the connectivity test command in Powershell to generate the FortiEDR event.

 

tnc -ComputerName x.x.x.x -Port xxx <----- Replace 'x' with a test IP and port.

 

user_access_client.png

 

  1. Event (powershel.exe) is detected as Inconclusive and User Access Integration is triggered properly.

 

user_access_event.png

 

  1.  In both Active Directory and the test PC, the user is disabled as expected.

 

user_access_disabled.png

 

user_access_disabled_pc.png

 

  1. A password reset is also required upon login with the domain user.

 

user_access_passwordreset.png

 

 

 

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