Combat Session Hijacking and Credential Theft with Huntress MDR for Microsoft 365

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According to IBM's 2024 X-Force Threat Intelligence Index, the abuse of valid credentials was the top initial access vector in 2023. With the growing threat of credential theft and session hijacking, cybercriminals are finding new ways to infiltrate organizations of all sizes. 

In this webinar, we’ll introduce Huntress MDR for Microsoft 365’s new Unwanted Access capability, designed to shut down the primary methods hackers use to compromise accounts: session hijacking and credential theft. You’ll learn how our advanced detection and response capabilities can empower you to:

  • Analyze and organize Microsoft 365 events into actionable insights
  • Implement Unwanted Access configuration rules to regulate expected and unauthorized VPNs and locations
  • Learn how escalations flag unknown activity and help our SOC determine if login attempts are legitimate or unauthorized

Explore how you can maintain clear visibility and control over the Microsoft 365 identity landscape with Huntress.

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