Elevate Microsoft 365 security with Office Protect Alliance
Cybersecurity solutions and managed security services are booming—and with good reason! More and more businesses of all sizes are waking up to the (perhaps startling) reality that vulnerabilities exist everywhere, and pretty much anyone is fair game when it comes to a potential breach. IT and managed service providers (MSPs) are responding to customer demand […]
Know your environment inside and out: Office Protect Advanced Reporting
When it comes to increasing cybersecurity for your clients’ business, Microsoft 365 is a great place to start. Of course, Microsoft 365 is secure on its own, but the fact of the matter is that certain security settings and reporting functions can be hard to find. Office Protect changes that. Read our Partner Guide […]
Protect clients where they’re most vulnerable: email
With new communication options popping up monthly, email may look old fashioned to some. But five decades on, email is still the leading form of electronic communication. In fact, its use only continues to grow. More than 280 billion email messages were exchanged globally in 2018, and almost 350 billion are forecast by 2023. However, […]
How to set up security after assessing vulnerabilities with Office Protect
Office Protect is Sherweb’s in-house Microsoft 365 add-on designed to increase security risk assessment capabilities and baseline cybersecurity. It provides recommendations for best practice security settings as well as threat prevention, monitoring and reporting. In the most basic of terms, Office Protect helps organizations add an extra layer of defense against malicious attacks and unintentional […]
Manage PowerShell permissions and prevent unauthorized access
If you are an average computer user, it’s likely you’ve never even heard of PowerShell. However, if you’re an admin, a more tech savvy user, or a nefarious individual who wants to hack into other people’s systems, PowerShell scripting can be a powerful office tool. So what is it? What is PowerShell? Using PowerShell scripting […]
