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Service Principal Names in Active Directory Dataset (Publication Date: 2024/01)

Service Principal Names in Active Directory Dataset (Publication Date: 2024/01)

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What does the Service Principal Names in Active Directory Dataset include?

The Service Principal Names in Active Directory Dataset includes 1,542 prioritised, categorised SPN requirements in both Excel (XLSX) and CSV formats, covering critical misconfigurations such as duplicate SPNs, high-privilege service accounts, and orphaned entries. It also provides detection commands, MITRE ATT&CK mappings, risk severity levels, and integration guidance for immediate use in audits, assessments, and automated monitoring workflows.

Are you exposing your Active Directory environment to privilege escalation attacks due to misconfigured Service Principal Names (SPNs)? Without a comprehensive, up-to-date dataset to identify and remediate risky SPN configurations, your organisation faces elevated risks of Kerberoasting attacks, unauthorised service account access, and failed security audits. The Service Principal Names in Active Directory Dataset (2024) delivers 1,542 prioritised, analysis-ready SPN requirements and detection criteria to empower security analysts, identity administrators, and IT auditors to systematically uncover, assess, and remediate critical Active Directory vulnerabilities before attackers exploit them. Unlike generic checklists or outdated references, this dataset is structured for immediate integration into your assessment workflows, giving you the precision and authority needed to pass internal and external compliance reviews with confidence.

What You Receive

  • 1,542 verified and categorised Service Principal Name (SPN) requirements, mapped to real-world attack vectors and misconfigurations commonly exploited in Kerberoasting and Silver Ticket attacks
  • Analysis-ready Microsoft Excel (XLSX) and comma-separated values (CSV) files, enabling direct import into SIEM platforms, identity governance tools, or PowerShell scripts for automated SPN auditing
  • Fourteen distinct SPN risk categories, including duplicate SPNs, weak service account configurations, orphaned service entries, and high-privilege account exposure, each with detection logic and remediation guidance
  • Integration-ready field labels: Attribute Name, Object Type, Risk Severity (Critical/High/Medium/Low), MITRE ATT&CK Technique ID (T1558.003), detection command examples (PowerShell and LDAP filters), and compliance alignment
  • Full alignment with NIST SP 800-79-2, CIS Controls v8, and Microsoft’s Zero Trust security recommendations for identity and service account management
  • Searchable, filterable dataset with pre-built severity scoring logic to prioritise findings based on exploitability and privilege level
  • ReadMe documentation with step-by-step instructions for running SPN discovery queries, interpreting results, and generating audit-ready reports

How This Helps You

This dataset transforms how you detect and respond to SPN-related identity risks in Active Directory. Instead of manually crafting LDAP queries or relying on incomplete scanner outputs, you gain a complete, structured reference set that answers: "Which SPNs are exposed to exploitation?", "Which service accounts require immediate password rotation?", and "Where are privilege escalation paths present?". By applying this dataset to your environment, you reduce the time to detect high-risk SPNs from days to minutes, enabling faster remediation and audit response. The consequence of inaction? Undetected SPN misconfigurations allow attackers to harvest service account credentials offline, escalate privileges, and move laterally across your network, potentially compromising domain controllers and critical systems. Organisations that fail to audit SPNs risk failing compliance audits (such as ISO 27001, SOC 2, or CMMC), incurring regulatory penalties, and losing customer trust after breaches traced back to service account abuse. With this dataset, you future-proof your identity security posture and demonstrate due diligence in defending one of the most targeted areas of Active Directory.

Who Is This For?

  • Security analysts conducting Active Directory vulnerability assessments or purple team exercises
  • Identity and access management (IAM) specialists responsible for service account governance
  • IT auditors validating compliance with identity security controls across hybrid environments
  • Red and purple team operators building realistic attack simulations involving Kerberoasting
  • SIEM and identity governance platform administrators integrating SPN detection rules into monitoring systems
  • Managed security service providers (MSSPs) delivering AD risk assessments to enterprise clients

Choosing the Service Principal Names in Active Directory Dataset is not just a purchase, it’s a strategic investment in your organisation’s identity security resilience. As SPN-based attacks grow more sophisticated, relying on incomplete or outdated detection methods is no longer defensible. This 2024 dataset equips you with the exact requirements, structure, and context needed to stay ahead of threats, satisfy auditors, and harden your Active Directory environment with precision. Download it today and take control of your service account security with confidence.

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