by CPI Staff | May 9, 2026 | Blog, Cybersecurity, Essential 8, Microsoft 365 Security, Microsoft defender XDR
Most security incidents do not begin with a total lack of telemetry. They begin with a signal that was already there, sitting in a queue, waiting for someone to decide whether it mattered. That is the uncomfortable reality for many Microsoft 365 environments....
by CPI Staff | May 9, 2026 | Blog, Endpoint Management, Endpoint Security, Entra ID, Microsoft Intune
Too many Microsoft 365 security projects stall at the same point. Multi-factor authentication is on, devices are enrolled, and policies exist in a few different admin portals, but leadership still cannot answer a simple question: can an unmanaged or unhealthy device...
by CPI Staff | May 5, 2026 | Blog, Endpoint Management, Microsoft Intune
Most businesses already know device sprawl is a problem. Laptops leave the office, personal phones access company email, new starters wait too long for setup, and IT teams end up choosing between control and convenience. That trade-off is usually a sign that device...
by CPI Staff | May 5, 2026 | Blog, Microsoft 365, Microsoft 365 Security
Most Microsoft 365 environments are deployed for productivity first and secured later, if at all. That is how many Australian businesses end up with the appearance of control without the substance of it. Email works. Teams works. Files sync. Staff can work from...
by CPI Staff | May 1, 2026 | Blog, Cloud Security, Cybersecurity, Entra ID, Essential 8, Microsoft 365, Microsoft 365 Security, Microsoft Intune, Microsoft Purview
When a business enables Multi-Factor Authentication and calls it “done,” they’ve taken one important step — but left the door wide open in a dozen other places. MFA blocks a significant portion of credential-based attacks. Microsoft’s own data...
by CPI Staff | Apr 30, 2026 | Blog, Cybersecurity, Endpoint Security, Microsoft Intune
Most organisations assume that once their devices are enrolled in Microsoft Intune, those devices are secure. That assumption is wrong — and it’s costing them. There is a default configuration in Intune that silently marks every device without a compliance...
