Are Standard Microsoft 365 Features Enough? Acronis Hosts Security Webinar

Escalating Threats Targeting Microsoft 365

While Microsoft 365 supports daily operations through email, file sharing, chat, and collaborative editing, it has also become a frequent starting point for intruders. In recent years, attacks have expanded beyond traditional email-based threats to exploit collaboration tools, including Teams messages, files stored in SharePoint, and links or attachments used in collaborative workflows. Environments optimized for convenience pose a high risk where users may inadvertently accept threats. In such conditions, simple adoption is insufficient, making the security of the collaboration infrastructure itself a critical theme.

Why Feeling Secure Can Be Dangerous

Many enterprises assume that standard Microsoft 365 features provide sufficient security. In reality, configuration gaps and operational oversights are common. Items such as access control, sharing settings, multi-factor authentication, threat detection, backups, and log auditing are often managed in silos, leading to situations where systems are functioning, but their security status remains unclear. Furthermore, when defensive measures before an intrusion and rapid recovery plans after an incident are disconnected, response times to attacks increase, potentially exacerbating business impact.

Visualization and Continuous Review

This seminar addresses the latest threat landscape, examining how collaboration tools like Teams and SharePoint become targets. It explains how to identify configuration vulnerabilities and risks that are often missed when relying solely on standard features. Additionally, the seminar introduces a framework that integrates backups, threat mitigation, email protection, and monitoring, ensuring that the entire Microsoft 365 environment is visualized and continuously reviewed from prevention to recovery.