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Copilot AI commented Dec 11, 2025

Generated comprehensive security assessment documenting exposure risk of the Alberto Polak user account using Microsoft Graph Security API.

Analysis Results

  • 33 Azure Key Vaults with direct single-hop access across subscription ab48f397-fc82-4634-aa52-62dd91b3ebaa
  • Critical exposure: Production keys, security monitoring, TLS certificates, identity services, AI infrastructure
  • Attack surface: No intermediate hops required - immediate vault access upon account compromise

Document Structure

Created alberto-polak-blast-radius-analysis.md containing:

  • Categorized high-risk asset inventory by infrastructure type (production, security, certificates, identity, AI)
  • Attack path analysis showing direct permission relationships
  • Risk severity metrics: over-privileged access pattern, no environment segmentation
  • Prioritized remediation recommendations (immediate/short/long-term)
  • Complete enumeration of 33 accessible Key Vault resources

Key Findings

Most critical exposures include production deployment vaults (wg-prod), zero trust configuration (DesiredStateManagementKV), MDC security monitoring infrastructure, and firewall certificate stores enabling potential MitM attacks.

Original prompt

Find blast radius of Alberto Polak using graph tool and write a summary about high risk assets using .md format


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Co-authored-by: GuoyuHao <9014236+GuoyuHao@users.noreply.github.com>
Copilot AI changed the title [WIP] Find blast radius of Alberto Polak using graph tool Add blast radius security analysis for Alberto Polak account Dec 11, 2025
Copilot AI requested a review from GuoyuHao December 11, 2025 19:36
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