While Microsoft Office 365 maintains robust security features, it may not offer the granularity that many enterprises need. When Microsoft Office 365 isn’t maintained and configured properly, it can put security and compliance requirements in doubt. Here’s what you need to know about the security features included in Office 365
Every company needs to be aware of insider threats. The source of insider threats are employees or administrators that make mistakes or purposefully damage your organization’s IT Systems. Insider threats are pervasive and difficult to defend against, and they require proactive security measures and extensive training to defeat. A company’s worst enemies
Teams Cleans Data Seams – In data retention, a delicate balance must be kept. On the one hand is the need to delete older data to proactively mitigate damaging security breaches or litigation. Additionally, it’s important to clear data clutter for users, to help ensure they have only the information they need. On the other hand are pressures
Straight to Trash – If you’ve seen a rise in legitimate emails in junk folders recently, you’re not the only one. The culprit? A new anti-spoofing update for Office 365 Advanced Threat Protection (ATP). I’ve found a great post from Paul Cunningham at Practical365 discussing this change and its implications, so check it out for the details.
Top 10 Security Myths from Gartner “It won’t happend to me was the #1 myth in Gartner’s Top-10 Myths IT security. Most security experts agree that IT should prepare as if a security breach is an eventually rather than a mere possibility. In Summary It won’t happen to me. IT