Unfortunately, attacks happen... But a post-attack investigation is paramount to stopping the next attack. In this blog, Paul Robichaux reviews what to do after an attack has taken place, with practical tips along the way.
Patching your systems manually can be complicated and require a lot of overhead. Luckily, Microsoft has a new solution to help with this. In this blog, Paul Robichaux reviews the new Windows Autopatch tool and what it has to offer.
You might be at risk for a similar attack to Microsoft's Midnight Blizzard attack. In this blog, Paul Robichaux discusses what happened and how to avoid this in your organization.
What does your Incident Response plan look like? In this blog, Paul Robichaux reviews what to expect when building your own Incident Response Plan.
In this Edition of Practical Protection, Paul Robichaux dives into Microsoft's Cybersecurity Reference Architecture and discusses if you really need it.
The NSA and CISA released a joint bulletin titled “Top Ten Cybersecurity Misconfigurations.” In this blog, Paul Robichaux reviews a few of the most significant suggested mitigations from this bulletin.
Ready or not, here Copilot comes! With that said, it's time to start thinking of the practical security aspects of these deployments. And that's exactly what's discussed in this edition of Practical Protection with Paul Robichaux.
This edition of Practical Protection is all about theory and playing games. In this blog, Paul Robichaux explains how to improve your security posture by setting up hypothetical scenarios in your environment.
In this blog, Paul Robichaux reviews how to add additional protection to Microsoft Admin Portal Apps through MFA.
In this installment of Practical Protection, Paul Robichaux Talks about Password Banning in your Entra ID Tenant and why everyone should implement this extra layer of protection.
It's that time of the year again! Microsoft is releasing their annual Microsoft Digital Defense Report (MDDR), and you may want to give it a read. In this blog, we talk about the highlights from the MDDR and offer some advice to better protect your organization.
Apart from being annoying, advertisements can actually be used to deliver malware. This blog explains what "Malvertising" is and how to secure your network from these attacks.
