Businesses today depend mostly on cloud systems for data storage, teamwork, and productivity in the digital age. Among these platforms, Microsoft 365 (M365) is one of the most commonly used environments, with over a million companies all around. From email hosting to teams’ cooperation with Outlook, document management through SharePoint, and strong productivity equipment such as Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, Microsoft 365 supports the operation of many companies. Given its extensive use, Microsoft 365 security is absolutely necessary to protect data and stop cyberattacks.

But with tremendous power comes enormous accountability. Hackers especially target the same platform storing sensitive information and facilitating worldwide cooperation. Insider threats, data breaches, phishing attempts, ransomware attacks, and other rising trends are always on the rise. Governments and industry authorities are concurrently strengthening compliance standards and asking companies to make sure their data is secure, private, and accurate.

Microsoft 365 Business Security and Compliance fits here. It offers companies to meet legislative demands to protect their digital environment from increasing threats. Just taking membership in Microsoft 365, however, does not ensure compliance or safety. To remain secure, businesses must continuously set, track, and maximize these resources.

This blog discusses what Microsoft 365 enterprise mobility security and Compliance entails, the compliance rules companies have to satisfy, best techniques for improving security, and how Qualysec can assist companies in maximizing protection while remaining compliant.