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Learn how attackers exploit Microsoft Quick Assist, a default Windows tool, in scams and social engineering attacks. Discover detection tips, analysis methods, and strategies to protect your business from cyber threats.
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Midmarket companies often view cybersecurity as a compliance obligation or unavoidable expense—but that mindset is outdated and risky. This blog challenges the traditional perception, arguing that cybersecurity should be treated as a strategic growth enabler.
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Get SOC 2 compliant and unlock growth: learn why certification isn’t just a security checkbox but a powerful trust-builder that wins deals, attracts investors, and future-proofs your business.
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Streamline your SecOps with Microsoft’s unified Defender XDR portal—one console that brings Sentinel alerts, XDR signals and Security Copilot together into a single incident queue, unified device timelines, contextual AI assistance and consistent RBAC so your team can detect, investigate and respond faster without portal juggling.
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Get ahead of the next breach with out-of-band (OOB) communications: learn why isolated channels—separate from your main network—are essential for secure, uninterrupted incident response, how they fit into MITRE ATT&CK Mitigations, and practical steps to build and drill your OOB playbook today.
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In spring 2025, a surge of ransomware attacks disrupted the UK’s retail giants—including Marks & Spencer—exposing critical weaknesses in enterprise cybersecurity.