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Securing Microsoft 365: Avoiding Multi-factor Authentication Bypass Vulnerabilities

Microsoft 365 is the standard in modern enterprise environments, offering a robust suite of productivity and collaboration tools. With millions of users accessing sensitive data from various devices and locations, security vulnerabilities can arise, making it highly attractive for cybercriminals seeking to exploit and steal valuable data.

How attackers take advantage of Microsoft 365 services

According to our most recent cloud security report, most cloud security incidents are the result of compromised credentials for either human or non-human identities. Once an attacker successfully controls an identity, such as a highly privileged user account, they can quickly move to other areas of an environment, including prevalent targets like sensitive data stores. This pattern of behavior is similar across all cloud platforms and services.

Office 365 DLP: Securing Your Data with Data Loss Prevention

Data breaches happen every day, so companies need to make data security a top priority to keep private data safe and make sure they follow the rules. Data Loss Prevention (DLP) in Office 365 is a powerful tool that finds, monitors, and protects sensitive data across all platforms. This makes an organization's security stronger. Office 365 DLP helps businesses keep private data from being shared or exposed without permission.

How to Execute a Secure M365 Copilot Deployment

Microsoft Copilot is a powerful AI assistant that can leverage Microsoft 365 (M365) data from across an organization to generate accurate and relevant insights. But some of that data should be under special lock: you do not want sensitive enterprise information to be used as part of a large language model (LLM). And the reality is that common misconfigurations—such as mislabeled files and overly broad user permissions—can lead to sensitive data exposure to unauthorized users.

O365 Monitoring: Ensuring Security and Efficiency in Your Office 365 Environment

Many businesses depend on cloud-based tools like Office 365 to run their daily business. Because of this, O365 monitoring has become much more important for making sure that your Office 365 environment runs easily, safely, and effectively. Office 365 is more than just an email service; it's a full suite with efficiency apps, tools for working together, and storage for files. But this huge environment could also be a target for cyber threats, so it's important to keep an eye on and protect its activities.

Solving the cybersecurity skills shortage

Grand View Research predict that USA demand for MSP services will double by 2030, a compound annual growth rate of 13%. It’s a similar story in most developed markets as businesses seek to outsource their non-core IT activities to experts. Such a strong sellers' market would normally mean easy growth. But MSPs cannot hope to recruit and train sufficient cyber security engineers. America has a 500,000 strong cybersecurity job gap.

Protecting Sensitive Data with Office 365 Data Loss Prevention

Managing and Safeguarding data is becoming more complex with more cyber threats piloting daily. Organizations are facing constant risk of accidental errors or intentional hacking of sensitive information. Cyber enthusiasts have come up with a one-stop solution to prevent any such damage to data, known as Data Loss Prevention solutions or DLP. It is a crucial tool in the battle of keeping data safe and mitigating any risk.

Detect Secrets In Microsoft Teams With GitGuardian

GitGuardian can now help you find and remediate secrets exposed in your Microsoft Teams channels. We have extended the real-time detection capability of our secrets detection platform to include the popular communications tooling to help teams better fight secrets sprawl throughout their organizations Once integrated, whenever a plaintext credential is accidentally posted to Teams messages, GitGuardian will create an alert and the incident will appear in your GitGuardian dashboard, allowing you to remediate it like any other leaked secret.