Implementing Strong Identity: Policy-based Access

In this series of blogs we are reviewing the best practices in hardening your Microsoft 365 tenant against malicious attacks.  Many attacks can be block by making zero-costs changes to your tenant. Policy-based Access can decide whether to block access to a requested resource or impose additional requirements, such as MFA, for granting access when risk is detected. Microsoft recommends four requirements for implementing strong identity for a Zero Trust security…

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How to Add Outlook Calendar to your Signature

I have tried a couple methods and searched how to add outlook calendar to signature but did not find success with either integration.  Today, I will teach you how to add a link to your signature with your Outlook Calendar. Step 1: Log into Office.com and open your Outlook Calendar Step 2: Click the Gear Icon in the upper right-hand corner. Scroll to the bottom to “View all Outlook Settings”…

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Implementing Strong Identity: Multi-factor Authentication

A recent survey of Microsoft Office 365 accounts found that over 75% have yet to implement MFA. From a cost of security perspective, this is the single most powerful deterrent to hackers available. Very few hacks of IT systems are capable of beating MFA when properly deployed. Also, the user impact of Microsoft's Office 365 MFA is very light. We strongly recommend all IT administrators deploy first to the ADMIN…

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Microsoft 365 License Comparison: M365 Business Standard vs. O365 E3

Office Applications included in both Microsoft 365 Business Standard and Office 365 E3 During your Microsoft 365 License Comparison of Microsoft 365 Business Standard vs. Office 365 E3, you'll see that both subscriptions include Office applications for up to 5 PCs, an Exchange mailbox, OneDrive for Business, Microsoft Teams, and Microsoft 365 SharePoint Online, while the price difference is an additional $10.50 user/month for the Office 365 E3 plan. So,…

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