The Partner's Role:
The Shared Responsibility Model (see graph) is a security & compliance framework that outlines the responsibilities of partners, cloud providers, and customers in cloud deployments. This model covers every aspect of the cloud environment, including hardware, infrastructure, endpoints, data, configurations, settings, operating system (OS), network controls and access rights.
Workload responsibilities vary depending on whether the workload is hosted on Software as a Service (SaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), or in an on-premises datacenter.
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OnDemand Partner Enablement from Dicker Data
Re-watch or explore popular training sessions run by Dicker Data on various aspects of the Microsoft Security stack. Don't miss our most popular sessions the 'Microsoft Security Labs' which through a technical lens examine Zero Trust, Intune, Defender, and more.
Microsoft & Essential 8:
While no single mitigation strategy is guaranteed to prevent cyber security incidents, organisations are recommended to implement eight essential mitigation strategies as a baseline. This baseline, known as the Essential Eight, makes it much harder for adversaries to compromise systems.
Security Best Practices for Microsoft Partners
Today, anything less than comprehensive security is no security at all. In this guide, Microsoft delivers ongoing guidance and resources to help you adopt stronger protective measures.
Microsoft Australia's Security Hub
Partner skilling, customer use cases, blogs, and more; here you'll find a repository of Microsoft Australia's most useful pieces focusing on cybersecurity.
OnDemand Microsoft Security Training
On Microsoft's Cloud Skills training catalogue you can find a series of shorter, OnDemand webinars and training sessions that zero in on key security elements e.g. IoT, Risk Management, Zero Trust, Microsoft Purview Explained, and more!
Small Business Cyber Security Guide
Microsoft partnered with the Australian Cyber Security Centre to develop this Small Business Cloud Security Guide. Keep it simple with steps to keep SMBs safe!
Ebook: How a Consolidated Security Stack can Reduce Risk & Cost
As businesses pivot around post-COVID security strategies, it's a good time to revisit ways to streamline and strengthen security environments. Rather than cobbling together individual point solutions, consider a more integrated approach that providers comprehensive protection and enhanced capabilities.
One Pager: Protecting Data on Personal Devices
Through a Microsoft 365 Business Premium lens, this short brochure explores risks associated with Bring your own Device strategies and how businesses can mitigate them.
One Pager: Sensitive Data
In today's collaborative, work-from-anywhere world, files containing your company's sensitive information often leave the four walls of your office. Through a Microsoft 365 Business Premium lens, this short brochure discusses risks and strategies to control sensitive data.
One Pager: Ransomware
Ransomware twists the power of encryption against you. Encryption should protect your data and files, but ransomware uses it to take files hostage. In this short brochure, you'll find example scenarios and 3 key ways Microsoft 365 Business Premium can protect from Ransomware.
One Pager: Phishing
Phishing is a form of fraud in which an attacker masquerades as a reputable person or company. Phishing attacks are popular with cybercriminals because it is easier to trick someone into clicking a malicious link than to break through a computer's defences. In this short brochure, you'll learn about Phishing basics and how Microsoft 365 Business Premium can detect and protect SMBs.
