Monthly news – October 2024

ninja show: In this two-episode look at Microsoft Security Exposure Management, you’ll learn how to quantify risk, generate reports for key stakeholders, integrate your security stack, and optimize attack surface management. Join us October 1st and 3rd @ 9:00 AM Pacific Time Find tools and processes that support proactive risk management to help your organization stay ahead of evolving threats. > You can check the recordings from us. YouTube Playlist.

The Microsoft Defender Experts service is now HIPAA and ISO certified.. We are excited to announce that Microsoft Defender Experts for XDR and Microsoft Defender Experts for Hunting are now available to help Healthcare and Life Sciences customers meet their Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) obligations.

Microsoft IR Internship Blog Series “Microsoft Intern Experience – Through the Eyes of a DART Incident Response (IR) Intern”. Interns in the Detection and Response Team (DART), Microsoft’s Incident Response (IR) customer-facing business, gain insight into what it takes to become a cyber incident response investigator and gain first-hand experience working with our team of IR threat hunters.

This blog series Written in the first person, based on interviews about internship experiences.

(preview) Enforce Edge in-browser when accessing business apps.
Administrators who understand the power of Microsoft Edge in-browser protection can now require users to use Microsoft Edge when accessing company resources. The main reason is security. This is because the barrier to bypassing session control using Microsoft Edge is much higher than reverse proxy technology. Click here For more information

(preview) Defender for Cloud Apps now supports connections to: mural account Provide visibility and control over your organization’s Mural usage using the App Connector API.

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Removes the ability to email end users about blocked actions.

It will take effect from October 1, 2024. If an end user’s action is blocked by a session policy, the ability to notify the end user via email is interrupted.. Administrators can no longer configure this setting when creating a new session policy. Existing session policies that use this setting will not trigger email notifications to end users when a blocking action occurs. End users will continue to receive blocking messages directly through their browser and will no longer receive blocking notifications via email.

Use the report button built into Outlook: Built-in report put a button Outlook for Mac Apply Now User-reported settings An environment where you can report messages as phishing, junk, or not junk.

Upcoming Ninja Show episodes:

• Defense in Depth with Dual-Use Scenarios: We explore the protection mechanisms built into Defender for Office 365 with Manfred Fischer, Senior Product Manager, and Dominik Hoefling, Cloud Solutions Architect. First-party email filtering services can still benefit from the powerful features and controls of Defender for Office 365.
• Bulk sender information in Microsoft Defender for Office 365: In this episode, Senior Product Manager Puneeth Kuthati explains the importance of bulk sender insights within Defender for Office 365. Learn how these insights can help you distinguish trusted bulk senders from potential threats, troubleshoot fine-tuning bulk email filters, and take the right action. Maintain a balance so that important emails reach your inbox without stress. By analyzing sender behavior and trends, organizations can strengthen email security, reduce bulk unsolicited traffic, and minimize false positives.

Visit the show page and add the episode to your calendar. virtual ninja training