April 16, 2023, 8:35 p.m. | /u/UnderstandingOk465

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Just curious on what other responses will be. For us in the past year, it was building out the entire security suite in MS E5/A5. If I look back at the last 5 years (I’ve been with my company 15) it was by far MFA with conditional access, which cut down on compromised accounts by 90%.

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