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Authentication in Office 365 is the process of verifying a user as an authorized user of the Office 365 system. This is done by verifying the user's identity through a username and password or other forms of authentication, such as fingerprint or facial recognition. Authentication is important because it ensures that only authorized users have access to the Office 365 system and its data and functions. This helps to improve system security and prevent unauthorized access.
What is Azure AD Security Defaults Azure AD Security Defaults is a security feature in Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) that automatically turns on recommended security settings for new tenants in Azure AD.
Read moreIt's hard to check for yourself whether your Office 365 account has been hacked. Whether someone knows your password. A secure identity is really important if you collaborate with modern platforms today online . Whether you share sensitive data or not.
Read moreExchange migrations to Office 365 have maximum added value if you can later do integrations to other Microsoft 365 services, such as Microsoft Teams. The benefits of a Exchange
Read moreIf you enable Multi-Factor Authentication, you have up to 99.9 percent less chance that a hacker can access your Office 365 account.
Read moreLogging in with just a username and password is out of date.
Read moreSometimes you need an app password to allow a specific application to log into a mailbox without an MFA. This can be done through the steps below. When using
Read more1. Identity protection 1.2 million Office 365 accounts (per month) are hacked. This represents only 0.5% of all accounts on your environment. Source: theregister-co-uk In figures: 0.5% of accounts on:
Read moreBasic Authentication for Microsoft Exchange is unfortunately no longer possible as of Oct. 21, 2022. Why is Microsoft going to do away with this? Because basic authentication is no longer "secure" and there are now enough
Read moreWhat is Passwordless authentication The Microsoft Authenticator app can be used to sign in with your Azure AD account without using a password. Just like Windows Hello for Business,
Read moreWhatsapp, Facebook, Facetime, Jitsi, Skype, Hangouts.... Collaboration platforms are used massively. Everyone today uses one of the above platforms to connect with family, friends and professional contacts. Zoom
Read moreWelcome to our latest blog post, where we tell you all about making legacy authentication insightful using Azure Log Analytics. In the age of continuous digital transformation
Read moreAzure Active Directory Premium P1 is included in every Microsoft 365 Business premium license starting April 21, 2020. Important because all SMBs need P1 capabilities to run their modern workplace in
Read moreGiven the evolution to Office 365 and Micrsoft Teams , it has become more important to incorporate security systems such as Multi-factor Authentication. How best to get started? What are the first
Read more1. Why 100% Cloud with modern management? Less complexity Built-in automation New configurations & policies Higher security standards Easier to implement self-service capabilities To achieve more for your organization is
Read moreRun attack simulator to address resistance around Multi-factor authentication Resistance to deploying MFA in your organization? Previously, I gave concrete tips to enable MFA
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