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A lot of businesses are now using Microsoft’s flagship Office 365 cloud product. Many of those businesses simply signed-up, put in their card details and created the users required. Leaving most of it’s great features turned off.
Have you heard about multi-factor authentication?
Wait… don’t close the page! It’s not techno babble. It’s actually a very smart way to protect your business.
You see, hackers are desperate to get into your email. Once they’re in, they can monitor what’s being said; set up forwarding filters so they can get a copy of your emails; and look for an opportunity to steal money from you.
Don’t think it won’t happen to your business. It’s surprisingly common. And multi-factor authentication is one of the ways to protect against it.
You know when you log onto a banking app, and it sends a text message to your phone with a secret code? That’s multi-factor authentication in action.
There are a number of different ways to do it, depending on the balance of security and convenience you’d like, and its a very string tool to not only deter potential hackers but also alert you to potential attempts.
Are you worried about your IT security? You can book a quick chat with me using the toolbar on on this page. Its free and there’s no obligation.