Microsoft SharePoint Exploits Now Used for Ransomware Attacks
Warlock ransomware deployed via SharePoint vulnerabilities. Find out how attackers gain access, steal keys, and lock down systems.
EchoLeak: First Known Zero-Click AI Attack Targets Microsoft Copilot
One email. No clicks. Full data breach. EchoLeak shows how AI assistants like Microsoft Copilot can become dangerous tools in the wrong hands.
Venus Ransomware Hits Healthcare
Initial infection via RDP, killing 39 processes, deleting event logs, then encryption - but all stages of the Venus ransomware attack can be prevented with the right tools.
Teams Integration
Your users can now use Teams for more than just communication; they can approve or deny Requests for administrative access via a dedicated Teams channel.
Microsoft Sentinel Integration
Add another layer of enterprise security with our latest integration: send Auditlog data from your User Portal to your Microsoft Sentinel setup.
LAPS for Autopilot Device
This blog by Simon Hartman Eriksen shares his experience with the LAPS-replacement feature - currently available on Windows andmacOS, and coming soon to Linux.
LAPS vs. Break Glass: You Be the Judge
MS LAPS is a necessity and, like most necessities, only covers the bare minimum. That’s why we decided to take the necessary parts of LAPS and turn them into something much cooler. But hey - we’ll let you be the judge.
New Feature Spotlight: Break Glass Account
The new feature designed to eliminate the need for Microsoft LAPS.
Don’t Cut Corners While Running LAPS
Microsoft LAPS was released in 2015 with the main purpose of making it more difficult for hackers to spread accross IT networks. This Infosecurity Magazine blog explains how MS LAPS works and how it compares to Admin By Request.
