During a simulation, the Attack Vector connects to each Cloud Target over HTTPS to execute the events that apply to cloud services. A Cloud Target is a cloud environment. To create and configure one, see Add a Cloud Target .
The list shows, for each Cloud Target: its Tenant ID / Region, its Connection ID, the status of the last connection test from an Attack Vector, and whether it is assigned to a campaign. You can order the list, filter (OS, authentication type, assigned or not), and search.
Create a Cloud Target from with the Create a cloud target button: provide its name and technical information to connect to it. The full procedure, including how to find these values in Azure, is in Add a Cloud Target . You can directly test the connection to the target. Enable the switch Launch a connection test before creating the cloud target and select your chosen Attack Vector and access protocol. In this case, the target will be created only if the test is validated.
The target name is only an alias; change it from the target's details view. From there you can also update the required information used to connect, with the Update credentials button. This screen also lets you test the connection: select an Attack Vector and a protocol to confirm that the flows are open, the required service is active, and the credentials are valid.