Security

Microsoft Entra Token Protection showing device-bound authentication tokens and Conditional Access.

Microsoft Entra Token Protection: Stop Stolen Token Replay

Microsoft Entra Token Protection helps reduce the risk of stolen authentication tokens being replayed from another device. Learn how token binding works, how it differs from MFA and Device Code Flow, and how to deploy it safely with Conditional Access.

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Published On: August 29, 2026
Microsoft Entra Device Code Flow showing authentication from a device using a verification code on another device.

Microsoft Device Code Flow Explained: How It Works & Security Risks

Learn how Microsoft Entra Device Code Flow works, where it is useful, how to enable it, and why it can create a phishing risk if left unrestricted.

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Published On: August 25, 2026
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Zero Trust Explained: Why It’s a Security Strategy, Not a Checkbox

Zero Trust has become one of the most commonly used — and misunderstood — security terms. In many environments, I see Zero Trust treated...

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Published On: January 22, 2026
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Conditional Access in Microsoft 365: Why Identity Is Your New Security Perimeter

For a long time, security was built around one assumption:If you’re inside the corporate network, you’re trusted. That assumption no longer works. Today, users...

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Published On: January 10, 2026
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Why Privileged Identity Management (PIM) Is Essential for Microsoft 365 Security

One of the biggest risks I see in Microsoft 365 tenants is administrators having permanent elevated access.Standing Global Admin or Exchange Admin rights create...

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Published On: December 6, 2025
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Safe Attachments: The Most Reliable Way to Stop Malware Before It Reaches Your Users

Email is still the number one delivery method for ransomware, phishing payloads, trojans, and weaponized Office files. Over the years working with Microsoft 365...

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Published On: December 4, 2025
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Why Safe Links Is One of the Most Effective Defenses in Microsoft Defender for Office 365

Email remains the number one attack vector — and phishing links are the most common initial entry point for attackers. That’s why one of...

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Published On: December 2, 2025