Minimise
the risk of identity fraud and data breaches
the risk of identity fraud and data breaches
the potential for reputational and financial damage
That your organization takes cybersecurity seriously
Protecting user identities is a challenge for many organizations. After all, what if they fall into the hands of cybercriminals, for example as a result of a hacking attack, through the use of weak passwords or through a data breach at a third-party vendor?
If usernames, passwords and other sensitive data end up in the wrong hands, a malicious party can use it to do a lot of damage to the organization. By encrypting data or spreading malware, for example, or by gaining access to the network or other accounts.
The consequences can be enormous. Data breaches, financial liability, legal consequences … Not to mention the reputational damage and its impact on customer confidence in your organization. In short: the nightmare of many a CEO, CFO and IT manager.
Microsoft offers a host of solutions for protecting identities without sacrificing ease of use. This makes it much easier to give users secure access to corporate resources and applications.
This way you minimize the risk of identity fraud or a data breach, and also shows that cybersecurity is taken very seriously at your organization.
But sometimes you can’t see the forest for the trees and could use some advice. A good conversation with a consultant who understands which combination of solutions best suits your organization.
For this, you have come to the right place at QS solutions.
Step 1: During the intake we discuss your requirements and wishes, review your current situation and tell you about the various options within the Microsoft Identity Platform.
Step 2: We map out what steps are needed and what solutions are appropriate. We show you what you can do yourself and how we can assist you.
Step 3: Implementation and setup is done by our experienced consultants. There is plenty of room for testing and documenting, and for training your IT administrators.
Step 4: Periodically, we run the solutions, and if necessary, we help you keep the systems up-to-date and follow up on notifications.
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