internal security

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Discussions tagged with internal security on WindowsForum.com focus on threats that originate from or exploit trusted internal systems. A recurring theme is the abuse of Microsoft 365's Direct Send feature, which attackers use to impersonate internal users and bypass email defenses without compromising accounts. These phishing campaigns have targeted numerous organizations, highlighting weaknesses in internal communication authentication. Additionally, the use of AI tools like Microsoft Copilot in insurance advisory raises internal security concerns around sensitive client data. The tag covers enterprise IT security, cloud email vulnerabilities, and the need for robust internal controls to prevent impersonation and data leaks.
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    Microsoft 365 Direct Send Phishing: How Attackers Impersonate Internal Users & How to Protect Your Organization

    A new wave of targeted phishing attacks is sweeping through organizations, exploiting a legitimate Microsoft 365 feature to wreak havoc from inside the trusted walls of enterprise email. Security researchers have recently uncovered threat actors using the Microsoft 365 “Direct Send” capability...
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    AI in Insurance Advisory: Risks, Regulations, and Responsible Use

    Artificial intelligence has found a permanent seat at the table in nearly every modern office, and the world of insurance advisory is no exception. From generating policy summaries to analyzing customer communications, AI-powered tools like Microsoft Copilot and OpenAI’s ChatGPT are quietly—but...
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    How Cybercriminals Exploit Microsoft 365's 'Direct Send' for Advanced Phishing Attacks

    In recent months, cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a sophisticated phishing campaign that exploits Microsoft 365's "Direct Send" feature to impersonate internal users and bypass traditional email security measures. This technique has targeted over 70 organizations, primarily in the...
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