Illustrative scenario: the organization below is a fictional composite. It reflects problems and fixes we commonly see in Microsoft 365, Intune, Purview and Azure environments. Names and figures are examples, not a specific client. This manufacturing ransomware
Microsoft Secure Score is the number on the front page of the Defender portal that every owner eventually asks about. "We are at 42 percent, is that bad?" The honest answer is that the number alone tells
Almost every business I review has one password that opens every laptop in the building: the shared local administrator account. Windows LAPS with Intune fixes that by giving each device its own unique, rotating local admin password,
Most mid-size businesses that turn on Microsoft 365 Business Premium or E5 end up with a security portal full of alerts and nobody sure which ones matter. Microsoft Defender XDR incidents are the answer to that noise:
Illustrative scenario: the organization below is a fictional composite. It reflects problems and fixes we commonly see in Microsoft 365, Intune, Purview and Azure environments. Names and figures are examples, not a specific client. This healthcare laptop
The first hour after someone says "I think my email was hacked" decides how bad the week gets. A good compromised Microsoft 365 account response is not about heroics, it is about doing a short list of
Most Microsoft 365 security reviews focus on people: who has MFA, who holds admin roles, who signs in from where. Entra app registrations security gets far less attention, yet every app registration and service principal is an
Most tenants I review either have no Conditional Access policies at all, or they have fifteen of them that nobody can explain. Neither is safe. This guide gives you a starter set of eight Conditional Access policies
You do not need to be an IT engineer to find out whether your tenant is in decent shape. This Microsoft 365 security health check takes about 20 minutes, uses only the admin portals you already pay
"Zero Trust" sounds like enterprise jargon, but the idea behind it is simple, and it is exactly what smaller businesses need as attacks get more sophisticated. You do not need a giant budget to adopt it. You