This report contains analysis findings from Detect for Office 365 deployments and highlights how attackers use native Office 365 services to enable attacks. With remote work projected to remain high, we expect this trend to continue in the months to come, as attackers continue to exploit human behavior and use the legitimate tools provided by the cloud to establish a foothold and remain undetected within a target organization. Vectra research highlights that attackers who gain access use tools that are built into an organization’s cloud environments, such as Microsoft Power Automate and eDiscovery, for lateral movement. Check out the executive summary to learn about high-level takeaways and read the full report for an in-depth analysis.Įmail and user accounts are frequently used cyberattackers to gain entry into a network. During this time, Vectra discovered extensive amounts of lateral movement within Office 365 environments, and we have quantified exponential growth in the threat surface that the cloud presents. The new report draws on data observed in over 4 million participating accounts from June-August 2020.
With the growing distributed workforce and rapid adoption of cloud-based applications to accommodate remote workers, Microsoft Office 365 is one of the most widely used suites of productivity applications in the world, with over 258 million Office 365 and 75 million Teams users.
Vectra is excited to announce the release of our 2020 Spotlight Report on Microsoft Office 365.
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