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Have you recently rolled out remote working across your organisation or are you wondering whether your Microsoft tenancy is set up correctly? Your cloud could be harbouring a storm, so watch our two-part cloud security series to learn more.
We brought together our Penetration Testers and our Technical Architects for a Microsoft 365 and Azure two-part cloud security series. During the sessions, we show you how to keep your business secure, your data protected, and your operations compliant.
Session one is a live hack demo during which our Pen Tester attacks an organisation's Microsoft 365 tenancy and breaks into a low-level account. Our team show how much data can be breached and exposed by compromising a single account, causing financial and reputation damage.
During the webinar, we:
- Test an organisation's Microsoft 365 tenancy
- Bypass Multifactor Authentication protection
- Compromise Azure Active Directory
The webinar session is ideal for ICT professionals, Cybersecurity experts, Infrastructure and Systems support teams.
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Is your cloud harbouring a storm? Part 2: Securing Microsoft 365 and Azure AD
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