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5 Ways to Protect Microsoft Exchange / Outlook Web from Brute Force Attacks

Making Outlook Web (OWA) available reduces IT costs and encourages user productivity, but it also creates additional security risks. Exposing not only your Exchange Server but also your corporate IT infrastructure to hackers attempting to access your systems via the OWA interface.

5 Ways to Power Up 365 and Outlook Web

Firstline workers comprise over 2 billion employees including retail sales associates, hospitality staff, medical workers and teams on the manufacturing floor. Often, they are the first and only representation of your brand with your customers. To help transform and empower this workforce at a reasonable cost, Microsoft created the Office 365 F1 plan (a replacement to the K1 Kiosk plan).

Protecting Outlook Web from DoS and Brute Force Attacks

Last week we highlighted the exposures that exist with attachments in Outlook Web. This week we look at protecting Outlook Web from Denial of Service and Brute Force Attacks. Depending upon how you have configured Outlook Web Access (OWA) and Active Directory, you will be opening your network up to either brute force attacks or denial of service attacks.