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Disabling an M365 account is step one — but it's a fraction of what actually needs to happen. Access that doesn't get revoked, OAuth apps still connected, shared credentials still memorized, SaaS accounts still active. Ex-employees routinely retain access long after their last day. Here's the complete picture of what offboarding needs to cover.
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Access that doesn't get revoked, lingering M365 licenses, shared credentials — ex-employees can remain a security risk long after they've left the building.
A new PhaaS platform is capturing OAuth tokens and bypassing MFA entirely. Default M365 configurations leave this open. Here's what to do now.
MFA blocks over 99% of automated credential attacks. Here's why some businesses still haven't deployed it — and what it's costing them.
Having a backup job that runs is not the same as having a recovery plan. Most businesses learn the difference at the worst possible time.
Most Microsoft 365 tenants have at least three critical security gaps. Here are the most common ones we find — and how to close them.
Most businesses don't know what good managed IT looks like until they finally experience it. Here's a clear-eyed description of what to expect.
Phishing is the #1 attack vector for SMBs. The good news: you don't need an enterprise security budget to dramatically reduce your exposure.
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