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A Real Example of Copilot Exposing Sensitive Data

Is Microsoft Copilot putting your sensitive data at risk? AI tools like Copilot can unintentionally expose sensitive information through indirect queries leading to data leaks, insider threats, and compliance risks. In this webinar, we break down real-world examples of how over-permissioned access and prompt manipulation can bypass security controls and what you can do to prevent it. Stay ahead of AI-driven threats.

Why Identity Compromises Require Surgical Remediation

Reimaging a laptop is easy. Remediating a compromised identity? Not so much. In this webinar snippet, Tyler Reese explains why traditional remediation tactics don’t work for Active Directory compromises — and what security teams should do instead. Rather than starting from scratch, take a targeted approach to locate and neutralize attacker persistence while maintaining business continuity. Learn the importance of surgical remediation in identity security and how to mitigate risk without disrupting your operations.

5 Overlooked Types of Endpoint Security You're Probably Missing

Most posts about types of endpoint security mention antivirus software, firewalls, or maybe EDR/XDR. And while those security technologies are important, they’re not enough. Cyberattacks have evolved. Today’s cyber threats target laptops, smartphones, and even IoT devices. Ransomware moves laterally. Zero-day exploits bypass signature-based defenses. Phishing attacks hit the end-user, not just the firewall.

The Complete Guide to Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC)

ABAC is an access control paradigm where access rights are granted through the use of attributes associated with: Access decisions are made using policy rules that evaluate these attributes. For example, a doctor can access patient records only if they are on duty and the patient is in their department.

Ensuring Endpoint Security Compliance in Windows Environments: Best Practices for Protection

Endpoint security compliance isn’t just about meeting regulatory requirements—it’s about building a robust security architecture that protects your organization from advanced threats. As more businesses adopt modern management frameworks for Windows devices, ensuring compliance while enhancing security is a critical challenge.

Microsoft Copilot: Balancing Power and Privacy Risks

Microsoft Copilot’s integration with MS Graph opens powerful doors, letting AI access emails, docs, and your entire MS365 data ecosystem. But with great convenience comes significant risk: your sensitive data could become more vulnerable to attacks. In this video, we explore the privacy and security concerns this integration introduces—and offer actionable insights on how you can mitigate these risks effectively.

What Is RBAC? The Complete Guide to Role-Based Access Control

People come and go within your organization, and those who remain move throughout the organization through promotions and transfers. However, the fundamental organizational structure remains relatively stable: Customer support agent, sales rep, HR manager, and software developer represent enduring functional roles, even as individual employees cycle through these positions.

What Does ITDR Stand For? Understanding Identity Threat Detection and Response

Identity threat detection and response (ITDR) is a cybersecurity discipline focused on detecting, investigating, and responding to threats targeting identity systems like Active Directory (AD) and Entra ID, identity providers (IdPs), and authentication mechanisms. It enhances traditional identity and access management (IAM) by introducing threat intelligence, behavioral analysis, and automated response capabilities to mitigate identity-based attacks.

CISSP Exam Changes 2024

On April 15th of 2024, ISC² implemented a refreshed set of objectives for the CISSP exam. The goal of refreshing the exam objectives is to keep the exam relevant to the latest happenings in security. As things progress and new technologies are introduced, the objectives are updated to account for them as well as for the latest standards and processes. In this blog, we’ll look at the changes and explore some of the key things to be aware of as you prepare for the refreshed exam in 2025.

What Is Endpoint Policy Management? Why Intune isn't enough

Most IT and security teams think they already have endpoint policy management in place. They’re using Microsoft Intune. Maybe Defender. Maybe a mix of Mobile Device Management, AV, and EDR. But here’s the catch: delivering policies isn’t the same as enforcing them.