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Isaac Gounton • September 21, 2022

What You Need to Know About Migrating Your Company Emails to Office 365

Many business owners share a similar goal: to run their companies as efficiently as possible while maximizing productivity. With that objective in mind, many businesses are making the smart choice to move to Office 365. Doing so will help you cut costs, enhance collaboration with employees and partners, and allow you to access email and files from any device.

 

Migration may seem like a complicated and daunting task, and to be sure, it involves careful planning and taking the necessary steps. Having the right IT partner can make the process simple, fast, and safe. We can help you make your switch seamless and safe so you can avoid downtime, lost data, and interrupted productivity.

 

The keys to making the switch are excellent planning, using the right tools and partner for superb execution, and helping your employees adapt to the new environment.

 

Let’s break down each step.


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By Isaac Gounton September 1, 2022
Microsoft has been actively tracking a widespread credential phishing campaign using open redirector links. Attackers combine these links with social engineering baits that impersonate well-known productivity tools and services to lure users into clicking. Doing so leads to a series of redirections—including a CAPTCHA verification page that adds a sense of legitimacy and attempts to evade some automated analysis systems—before taking the user to a fake sign-in page. This ultimately leads to credential compromise, which opens the user and their organization to other attacks.  The use of open redirects in email communications is common among organizations for various reasons. For example, sales and marketing campaigns use this feature to lead customers to a desired landing web page and track click rates and other metrics. However, attackers could abuse open redirects to link to a URL in a trusted domain and embed the eventual final malicious URL as a parameter. Such abuse may prevent users and security solutions from quickly recognizing possible malicious intent. For instance, users trained to hover on links and inspect for malicious artifacts in emails may still see a domain they trust and thus click it. Likewise, traditional email gateway solutions may inadvertently allow emails from this campaign to pass through because their settings have been trained to recognize the primary URL without necessarily checking the malicious parameters hiding in plain sight.
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