Aug. 7, 2022, 3:31 p.m. | /u/DoingRelativelyWell

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I am talking to a small non-profit law firm (about 30 employees) about a strategy to improve their approach to security. They have a hybrid work mode, with some people working out of the physical office and many people working remotely from home or from the field. There is an on-prem domain controller with Azure AD Sync set up for their Microsoft 365 accounts. MFA is enabled for all users for Microsoft 365. They have just a signature-based anti-malware currently. …

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