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The State of Office 365 Security

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Page 1: The State of Office 365 Security

The State of Office 365 Security

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A Quick Intro

Tel AvivWorld-Class R&D

BostonCorporate HQ

Doug LaneVP of Product

Marketing

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Today’s Topics• Office 365 market trajectory• Microsoft’s big cloud security moves• The current native Office 365 security toolbox• Vertical-specific considerations• Real-world tests of Office 365 security• When to consider third party cloud security solutions• Q&A

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Office 365 is Taking Off

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It’s Going Enterprise

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Is Office 365 ready for the enterprise?

Operationally, yes.…but security is a big concern for many organizations

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Microsoft’s Response

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Key Native Security Features

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Identity and Access Management

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Data Loss Prevention

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EOP & ATP for Exchange Online• Exchange Online Protection

(EOP)• Included with Business / Enterprise

subscriptions• Anti-Malware/Anti-Spam

• Advanced Threat Protection (ATP)• Optional add-on• Message sandboxing, link

reputation checking, and URL reporting/tracing

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Activity Reporting and Visibility

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Customer Lockbox

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Native Encryption Capabilities

• Encryption in transit (TLS)• Encryption at rest (BitLocker)• S/MIME• Office 365 Message

Encryption

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Data ResidencyData Security

Unauthorized Disclosure

Compliance

The Big Question: Is it Good Enough?

“By 2018, 40% of Office 365 deployments will rely on third-party tools to fill gaps in security and compliance, which is a major increase from less than 10% in 2015” (Gartner)

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Example: Healthcare• Mature framework for sharing

compliance responsibility with third parties

• Microsoft provides blanket BAA contractual language

• More is always better, but Microsoft provides a good foundation

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Other Verticals are….Messier

• Financial Services: FDIC and other industry audits

• Multi-National Enterprise: International data residency laws

• Law Firms and Mission-Based Orgs: Control over subpoena process

• Government Sector: ITAR compliance risk

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Is the Risk Real or Imagined?

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Data Disclosure Uncertainty

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International Data Residency Uncertainty

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And Finally…Desperate Measures

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Third Party Cloud Security Landscape

Key Benefits:• Unified approach• Separation of control

Cloud Data Protection

“The Treatment”Cloud

Discovery“The

Diagnosis”

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Key Cloud Data Protection Ingredients• Zero visibility encryption is the centerpiece• Additional non-encryption controls focused on protecting

data• Data redaction• Policy definition and enforcement (via inline proxy AND out-of-band

SaaS provider APIs)• Alerting: built-in and/or feeds to SIEM tools for more advance usage.• Auditing / Analytics: built-in/or and feeds to analytics tools (e.g.,

Splunk)

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Example: Zero Visibility Encryption

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Final Thoughts• Microsoft is highly committed to Office 365 security• It offers extensive native capabilities across the board• Best of breed third party products will continue to fill

critical gaps• A key question: can your business/industry support

Microsoft having access to your unencrypted data?

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Want to learn more about Office 365 Security?

Visit: http://vaultive.com/for-your-technology/office-365-security/