Empower Your Microsoft 365 Security with Least Privilege Access

On Day 17 of Cybersecurity awareness month, learn to deploy least privilege access across your organization and reduce insider risks. Stay tuned for more blogs in the Cybersecurity blog series.  Does your organization grant multiple access rights to users? Then you are in grave danger! Because users in some organizations have access and permissions beyond…

Use Phishing-Resistant MFA to Implement Stronger MFA Authentication

On Day 7 of Cybersecurity awareness month, learn to conceal your organization by implementing strong authentication methods. Stay tuned for more blogs in Office 365 Cybersecurity blog series.  Do you think setting up complex passwords will help you? Nah! Password complexity alone is not sufficient to make passwords secure. Thus, configuring MFA with a strong authentication method is…

Essential Microsoft 365 Security Checklist to Stay Safe in This Cybersecurity Awareness Month

It’s the season! Did I say about the fall? Or did I say about the Halloween season? Nah, it’s time for Cybersecurity Awareness Month!   As work becomes increasingly digital, so are cyber-attacks. Researchers estimate that social engineering and phishing attacks account for 75% of cyber-security threats. Moreover, we’ve noticed a crucial vulnerability called the MFA fatigue attack ruining MFA…

Is Office 365 Report Reader Role Efficient for Accessing Reports?

Office 365 offers multiple ways to lighten the burden of single-handed admins, such as supporting the idea of delegating email & calendar permissions and granting administrative roles to various Office 365 services.   However, managing Office 365 reports remains challenging due to its sheer size! But you can reduce the workload by delegating the reports…

How to Deal with Exchange Online Basic Authentication Deprecation?

Over the past few years, Microsoft has warned admins about the basic authentication deprecation in Exchange Online. Since it is one of the oldest authentication methods, it comes with numerous security flaws. Hackers will easily attack accounts that use basic auth as it requires only a username and a password to log in. Therefore, Microsoft brought…

How to Safeguard From MFA Push Notification Method Security Flaws?

Statistics say that around 613 million passwords have been breached in the last few years. Definitely, that’s an alarming count, isn’t it? 🫤 Therefore, Microsoft announced that multi-factor authentication can prevent 90% of password attacks from happening in the organization. Besides, adding MFA to an organization’s security framework enhances corporate security and significantly reduces risks. Thus,…

Never Let Unmanaged Devices Risk Your Office 365 Environment

Recently, remote work has become increasingly popular. Rather than being limited to the traditional office-based working system, users have switched to an “anywhere-anytime” culture. As a result, users have now started to communicate using multiple devices.    There has been lots of positive feedback from employees since this switch, as it reduces costs, increases flexibility, and increases…

Secure Your Office 365 Tenant from Risky Log-in Attempts

Office 365 accounts are frequently compromised by phishing and spam attacks. Regardless, we have multiple phishing and spam detectors to detect any risky log-in attempts harming your Office 365 accounts. However, third parties and external collaborations are not the only factors posing such risks; there are other factors as well. Little confused? Let’s have a look…

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