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How MFA is Being Bypassed in Microsoft 365
Multi-factor authentication is widely deployed across Microsoft 365 tenants. Yet account compromise continues at scale.
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Cybersecurity (11)
FIDO2 and Passkeys make MFA Phishing-Resistant in Microsoft 365
Most of the Microsoft 365 accounts compromised in the last 18 months had MFA enabled at the time of the attack.
Microsoft 365 BEC Attacks Succeed Because of These Configuration Gaps
The average BEC attack costs organizations over $125,000. Most of them succeed not because defenses were bypassed, but because the right controls were never turned on in the first place.
Protecting Client Data: A Cybersecurity Checklist for Accountants
Why Cybersecurity Matters for Accounting Firms Accounting firms handle concentrated volumes of sensitive information, including tax IDs, payroll data, financial statements, bank details, and...
Layered Zero Trust Security with Managed Services for SMBs
For many small and mid-sized businesses, Zero Trust security sounds like an enterprise concept that requires large budgets and dedicated security teams. In reality, layered Zero Trust security for...
Zero Trust and FIDO2: Microsoft 365 Playbook for SMBs
For small and mid-sized businesses, Zero Trust is often described as a complex enterprise security model. In practice, Zero Trust for SMBs is straightforward: no user, device, or connection is...