Microsoft 365 ships with insecure defaults. Most IT providers set it up, hand over the login, and never touch the security settings. That leaves your business wide open to account takeover, data theft, and email compromise — the #1 attack targeting small businesses today.
This checklist walks through every critical security setting in your Microsoft 365 tenant — the ones that are turned off by default and the ones your IT provider probably never configured.
Account takeover is the most common attack vector for Microsoft 365 tenants. If MFA isn't enforced and legacy authentication is still enabled, your accounts are low-hanging fruit for attackers running automated credential-stuffing attacks 24/7.
Business email compromise (BEC) is the single most costly type of cybercrime, according to the FBI. Once an attacker gets into a mailbox, they set up forwarding rules, study your communications, and strike when the timing is right — usually with a fake invoice or wire transfer request.
Microsoft secures the platform. You're responsible for securing your data, your identities, and your configuration. If your tenant gets compromised because MFA wasn't enabled, that's on you — not Microsoft. Most business owners don't know this until it's too late.
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