EMAIL PROTECTION. PRACTICAL NEXT STEPS.
Turn the inbox backlog into clear priorities.
A full inbox can make it harder to separate ordinary catch-up from an issue that needs attention. Review the coverage, tools and responsibilities your team is relying on, then prioritise the work ahead.
Protect the places your people work.
Add protection where risky messages, links and files meet the working day.
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Links that change after delivery
Safe Links checks supported URLs when people click, helping protect against malicious destinations.
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Attachments that need a closer look
Safe Attachments analyses suspicious files in a protected environment to help detect harmful content.
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Messages that impersonate someone trusted
Impersonation protection helps identify messages posing as people or domains your team trusts.
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Coverage that fits your environment
Check which users and workloads are licensed, how the policies are configured and who owns the response.
Feature support depends on the user’s licence, supported workload and configured policies.
Bring email threats and protection into view.
Microsoft Defender for Office 365 brings email and collaboration security information into the Defender portal. The capabilities and views available depend on your plan and permissions.
Choose the coverage your team needs.
Start with your existing subscription. Your Microsoft 365 plan may already include Defender for Office 365. We check entitlement and covered users before recommending new licences, an upgrade or additional seats. Existing coverage may need configuration or adoption work.
Leave the conversation with a useful next step.
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A clearer picture of your cover
Identify the subscriptions, users and tools to verify using the information you can share. Tenant findings depend on agreed technical access.
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Priorities for your IT team
Agree the areas that deserve attention and practical actions available with existing tools. Available Microsoft Secure Score observations can inform the discussion.
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An agreed scope to progress
Receive a short follow-up summary of next steps, information still needed and who takes them forward. Technical work is scoped and priced separately.
A route that fits the protection you need.
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Configure existing protection
Already entitled? Agree the policy configuration, adoption or deployment work needed to use the protection you own.
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Add the right coverage
Where a verified gap exists, compare suitable new licences, upgrades or additional seats against your users, tools and requirements.
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Scope the support you need
Discuss ongoing security operations, SOC as a service or penetration testing requirements. Each engagement has its own scope, fees and responsibilities.
BEFORE YOU DECIDE
