Seven best practices
to secure your Office 365
Thanks!
Your white paper is on its way.
If you don't find it in your inbox within the next few minutes, check your spam folder.
If you don't find it in your inbox within the next few minutes, check your spam folder.
Office 365 is the most widely used cloud application suite with over 135 million monthly active users worldwide. For many organizations, Office 365 marks an entry point into cloud computing. As they migrate sensitive and business-critical data to the Microsoft cloud, many security concerns arise: Is our data secure? Who has access to it? What if unauthorized users compromise privileged accounts ? How to meet the compliance requirements? Enterprises have to establish security measures to resolve these security concerns and ensure security of data hosted on cloud platforms such as Office 365.
In this white paper, we’ll look at security monitoring best practices for Office 365, including what types of activities you should monitor, what types of threats to look for, and what tools you should use to do so.
O365 Manager Plus is an extensive Office 365 tool used for reporting, managing, monitoring, auditing, and creating alerts for critical activities. With its user-friendly interface, you can easily manage Exchange Online, Azure Active Directory, Skype for Business, OneDrive for Business, Microsoft Teams, and other Office 365 services all from one place.