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The March 2026 Stryker breach wiped 80,000 devices through one compromised admin and Intune's own remote wipe. Multi Admin Approval, PIM, and break glass governance close that hole.
Always-on GDAP roles hand an attacker every customer tenant your techs can reach. PIM for Groups turns that into just-in-time access with MFA, approvals, and an audit trail.
Strong user MFA means nothing if Global Admins carry the exceptions. This 8-level playbook takes tenant admin security from inventory to PIM, alerts, and quarterly access reviews.
One reused local admin password turns a single infected laptop into a fleet-wide incident. Here is how to deploy Windows LAPS through Intune, step by step.
The Microsoft 365 E5 Security add-on brings five standalone security products to Business Premium for $12 per user. Six business scenarios show where the value lands.
Most businesses cannot produce an accurate application inventory, and the Microsoft 365 defaults make it worse. Here is the layered plan for CIS Control 2, from OAuth consent to ASR rules.
Ignite 2024 buried real news under Copilot branding. The 20 announcements that matter, grouped: agents, Copilot+ PCs, Windows 365, Windows resiliency and security, Edge, and Lighthouse.
Rotation, JIT elevation, audit logging, and a plan for the two moments admin rights actually get used. The full governance picture for local admin accounts, first party and third party.
Two accounts, a 32-character split password, FIDO2 keys, one Conditional Access exclusion, and an alert on every sign-in. The full checklist for Microsoft 365 emergency access accounts.
Teams unbundles from Microsoft 365 worldwide, Exchange Online announces a 2,000 external recipient limit and the end of Basic auth SMTP, and Copilot reaches more SKUs. April 2024, by product.
Copilot for Microsoft 365 surfaces whatever a user can already touch, including the access nobody remembers granting. Here is the nine-step governance audit to run before you sell or deploy it.
PIM extends just-in-time access to groups with Conditional Access enforcement, Graph activity logging enters preview, Windows Server 2012 R2 hits end of support, and Teams stacks up eight features.
