Tag: Microsoft 365
SOC Threat Radar — October 2025
In this edition of the SOC Threat Radar, you’ll discover the key attack behaviors identified over the past month by Barracuda Managed XDR’s security solutions, threat intelligence resources, and SOC analysts. These include: A rise in ransomware attacks targeting vulnerable...
Threat Spotlight: Unpacking a stealthy new phishing kit targeting Microsoft 365
In this edition of the Threat Spotlight we see that Phishing-as-a-Service (PhaaS) platforms dominate the email threat landscape. The most prominent are sophisticated, well-resourced platforms offering tools, infrastructure, and support in return for payment or a share of the profits....
The power of hosted remote desktops for MSPs
In my last piece, I discussed how using hosted remote desktops can minimize risks should a major incident occur. Beyond reducing risks, the use of remote desktops provides a lot more than just basic access capabilities. Reduce helpdesk calls and...
Is your client’s Microsoft 365 data protected?
According to some estimates, over 1 million companies use Microsoft 365 (M365). Because they’re working with a trusted brand, businesses often think their data stored on the platform is protected by Microsoft, but that is not the case – Microsoft doesn’t natively...
Ask an MSP Expert: Demonstrating the Microsoft 365 backup value
While you may think your customers’ Microsoft 365 data is backed up, chances are it’s not. Finding a comprehensive and easy-to-use cloud backup solution that will resolve this problem is a growing priority for MSPs. Once that solution has been...
Ask an MSP Expert: Offering comprehensive Microsoft 365 protection
It’s estimated that Microsoft 365 is used by over one million companies globally. This widespread adoption is led by more than just the Microsoft name. Its ease of use, seamless integrations and collaboration capabilities, streamlined IT management, and built-in security features...
Cybersecurity Threat Advisory: Microsoft 365 functionality vulnerability
Security researchers recently found an existing file version control functionality in Microsoft 365 and Office 365 enables threat actors to encrypt files stored with ransomware. The process used to encrypt these files can make them unrecoverable when proper backup is not...
