Phishing attacks are evolving fast. Today, attackers don’t just steal passwords—they steal session tokens, enabling them to bypass MFA and impersonate legitimate users. This silent breach can last for days, giving hackers access to email, files, and collaboration tools. The solution? Token Protection in Microsoft Entra Conditional Access, a Microsoft 365 feature designed to stop token replay attacks before they happen. Why Token Theft Is a Growing Threat According to Microsof

Many SMBs assume their Microsoft 365 data is safe “out of the box”. In reality, Microsoft Purview provides capabilities you must configure and enforce. When the right settings are missing, sensitive data can still be shared, downloaded, or exfiltrated without detection. Below are the documented settings and practices that turn Purview from “available” into active protection for your tenant. What Microsoft Purview Data Protection for SMBs Requires Turn On Microsoft Purview Aud

We’ve been taught to believe that the more complex the password, the safer we are. Add numbers, special characters, make it 20 characters long — and you’re protected, right? The truth is, even the strongest password can fail if you reuse it across multiple accounts. Hackers know this, and they’re exploiting it every day. Why a Complex Password Isn’t Enough Password complexity used to be the gold standard for security. Today, it’s only part of the equation. The real danger com

Cybercriminals hunt for easy wins—especially in small and mid-sized businesses where IT resources are stretched thin. If any of the signs below sound familiar, your organization may have cybercrime vulnerability that attackers can quickly exploit. The good news: Microsoft 365 has built-in security controls that close these gaps fast. 1) MFA Is Not Enforced Everywhere Password-only logins are the #1 driver of account compromise. Fix with Microsoft 365: Microsoft Entra ID Secur

Frontline workers — retail associates, healthcare staff, field technicians — are the heartbeat of SMB operations. But shared devices, high turnover, and BYOD policies create security gaps that attackers love to exploit. The good news? Microsoft provides proven strategies to close these gaps. Let’s break down the essential security controls for frontline worker environments and how they protect your business. 1. Strong Authentication with MFA Authentication is your first line

Turning on security defaults is a good start, but attackers adapt quickly. Misconfigured or “set-and-forget” policies leave gaps that phishing campaigns and malware exploit. Fine-tuning Defender for Office 365 ensures your business gets maximum protection without unnecessary complexity. What Fine-Tuning Really Means It’s about adjusting Microsoft’s recommended security settings to fit your environment. For SMBs, this means: Blocking risky behaviors like external auto-forwardi