Requiring MFA for some or all Microsoft Office 365 users will better protect your network and email system from attacks. This Microsoft Office 365 security tip covers one of the best settings you can ...

Adam is the author of the AdamtheAutomator.com blog, and works as a Microsoft systems administrator specializing in the Microsoft System Center suite and PowerShell automation. Multifactor ...

Before you ask the question in your head, let us answer it for you. Yes, you definitely need multi-factor authentication for your Office 365 account. The sad truth of the matter is that today’s ...

From a network administrator’s point of view, there’s almost nothing worse than a compromised corporate email account. An outsider who can successfully break into that account can wreak havoc with ...

Microsoft added multifactor authentication support to its Office 365 solutions this week at no additional cost to subscribers. The new support applies to standalone Office 365 plans, as well as to ...

Beyond admins, researchers say that 97 percent of all total Microsoft 365 users do not use multi-factor authentication. Up to 78 percent of Microsoft 365 administrators do not have multi-factor ...

Attacks like password spraying, brute force, and phishing have targeted Office 365 cloud users for years. Most incidents share a common thread: access to the right combinations of usernames and ...

Cyberattackers aren't showing any sign of letting up on malware and phishing attacks, but fortunately there are some steps even thinly resourced organizations can take to minimize the chances of a ...

Office 365 has the highest adoption rate of any SaaS application, making it a prime target for attacks. Unfortunately, its multi-factor authentication (MFA) is not being utilized at the same pace as ...

Microsoft’s online Office 365 service has added a new layer of protection to users of the online document-editing service, with two-factor authentication being rolled out to versions of Office 365 ...