Automated governance is about taking manual, error-prone processes for managing third-party access and replacing them with efficient, repeatable systems. It ensures consistency in policy enforcement, faster identification of risks, and streamlined compliance efforts.

Transitioning to M365 and Entra ID offers scalability and modern identity management, but ensuring correct configuration is critical to prevent vulnerabilities and compliance gaps.

In the realm of IT management, overseeing user accounts and access to company resources is a fundamental task. While it's common practice to have robust processes for provisioning and de-provisioning users within Microsoft's suite of applications, such as Microsoft 365 (M365), the same diligence often does not extend to non-Microsoft applications.

In today's interconnected digital landscape, user consented applications have become an integral part of our work environments. These applications often enhance productivity and functionality by integrating with platforms like Microsoft 365 (M365).

In the digital age, communication flows effortlessly through emails, connecting individuals and businesses across the globe. Microsoft 365 (M365), a comprehensive suite of productivity tools, has revolutionized the way we collaborate.

As we discussed in the sharing blog, your organization relies on sharing and working with information both internally and externally.Some of that data will be business and customer sensitive. Detexian’s CTO Adrian Kitto has some suggestions about how to get visibility of the DLP alerts beyond the Microsoft Purview defaults of 7 days.

Today Detexian’s CTO Adrian Kitto dives into the risk of privilege creep in M365. He highlights the dangers and the reasons for continuous monitoring which is vital for the modern IT admin to get a handle on changes in user permissions, configuration and access.

“To share or not to share” is not the question this week, because we all know that your organization relies on sharing and working with information both internally and externally. So this week Detexian’s CTO Adrian Kitto is enabling you to identify and track the risks that external shares in Microsoft M365 are introducing into your organization.

Here’s a hard one, how do you track privileged access inside of non-SCIM provisioned applications? Detexian’s CTO Adrian Kitto has a few tips and tricks for you.

Detexian’s CTO Adrian Kitto is delving into a topic that not many will think of; Working out the effective MFA status for non-Microsoft SaaS applications in your organization.

Detexian’s CTO Adrian Kitto explores a little understood topic of Inactive Users in M365. These users present security risk and cost wastage so vital for the modern IT admin to get a handle on.

This time Detexian’s CTO Adrian Kitto gets into the nitty gritty of this blog series, tackling discovering user consented applications. He even includes some code samples for you!

Detexian’s CTO Adrian Kitto continues with part 2 of his 12 part blog series on tackling some hard productivity and SaaS application security use cases with Microsoft’s M365 E3 product suite.

Detexian’s CTO Adrian Kitto starts off a 12 part blog series on tackling some hard productivity and SaaS application security use cases with Microsoft’s M365 E3 product suite.

IT Management is infamous for requiring constant upskilling, adaptation and innovation. It's a role that is dictated by rapidly changing technological norms, and demands that even the most storied professionals either keep up with the cutting edge or fall into obscurity.

Many of us who initially got into IT simply because we were good at computers may find that, between security policies, software licensing, networking, and project management, physical computers have turned out to be the least of our concerns.