MFA stops most account takeovers
Microsoft found multi factor authentication blocks over 99.2% of account compromise attacks. Text message codes are the weakest kind.
Source: Microsoft

Attacks now start on a laptop or in an inbox far more often than at the firewall. Managed endpoint security covers every device and account with the controls insurers and regulators now expect as standard.
EDR on every device, watching for suspicious behaviour and able to isolate a compromised machine.
Filtering for phishing, malware and impersonation, with user reporting.
Enforced for every account, with app based approval rather than text messages where possible.
Laptops encrypted and managed with Intune, so a lost device is an inconvenience, not a breach.
Short training and phishing simulations for staff.
Current protection and gaps reviewed.
EDR, policies and encryption rolled out.
Alerts reviewed and acted on.
Security status reported monthly.
Microsoft found multi factor authentication blocks over 99.2% of account compromise attacks. Text message codes are the weakest kind.
Source: Microsoft
A lost encrypted laptop may not be a reportable breach. An unencrypted one can start the Data Protection Act's five day clock.
Source: Data Protection Act (2021 Revision)
No. Modern endpoint detection and response watches behaviour, not just known malware, and can isolate a device during an attack.
Most now ask about multi factor authentication, endpoint protection, backups and patching on application and renewal.
Yes. Intune and compatible tools manage Windows, macOS, iOS and Android devices.
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