Security Essentials
Securing remote and hybrid work without making everyone miserable
Remote work moved the security perimeter into people's homes. The fix is not more restrictions, it's protecting the things that actually moved.
Security Essentials
The controls that do the most work for the least money: multi-factor authentication, patching, passwords, email authentication, and getting Microsoft 365 configured properly.
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Securing Microsoft 365: the settings most businesses never turn on
Microsoft 365 ships secure enough to sell, not secure enough to defend. Here are the changes that matter most, roughly in the order we make them.
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SPF, DKIM and DMARC, explained without the acronym headache
Three DNS records decide whether your email reaches the inbox and whether criminals can send email pretending to be you. Here's what they do, in plain English.
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Passwords, passphrases, and a password manager
Most account breaches trace back to weak or reused passwords. Here's the simple, modern approach for a busy business, without the pain.
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MFA: the highest-value hour you'll spend on security
Multi-factor authentication is the closest thing cyber security has to a silver bullet. What it is, and how to roll it out without annoying everyone.
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The Essential Eight, explained for business owners
Australia's baseline cyber security framework, translated out of jargon and into a practical to-do list for small and mid-sized businesses.
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