Shutting Down Session Hijacking and Credential Theft1

Shutting Down Session Hijacking and Credential Theft

Cybercriminals are constantly finding new ways to hack into Microsoft 365 accounts. In 2023, valid credential abuse was the top method used for initial access, accounting for 30% of incidents.

Session hijacking vulnerabilities were identified in 15% of all security misconfigurations. (*IBM’s 2024 X-Force Threat Intelligence Index)

Huntress is dedicated to providing you with the tools you need to combat today’s adversaries.

Join this session to learn how to:

Leverage the Unwanted Access feature of Huntress MDR for Microsoft 365 to uncover session hijacking and credential theft.
Customize and optimize settings to ensure that only authorized users can access critical business assets.
Gain visibility and control over your M365 identity landscape.

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Shutting Down Session Hijacking and Credential Theft

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