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Best Practices for Office 365 Security, and How to Expand Them

As more organisations around the world adopt Office 365, it’s important to know the risks involved in this transition.

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) engaged with several Office 365 customers who used third-party agencies to migrate to Office 365 to gain a better understanding of the security posture of those customers along with the vulnerabilities they’re facing post-migration.

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Download this analysis report to:

  • Discover the 4 key configuration vulnerabilities
  • Explore the 5 best practices for Office 365 security
  • Learn how to mitigate these risks with 5 basic steps

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