As people increasingly shift to remote work, protecting your organization’s information and managing risk should be a top priority. Microsoft Security Online Training Camp teaches you how to take advantage of Microsoft technologies that identify and remediate threats that arise from creating, storing, sharing, and using sensitive data.

In this online training camp, we will give you all the essential tools and materials that will help you to train your staff on data security, cyber hygiene and compliance. Properly preparing the team on security protocols promotes a security-conscious staff that works together to avoid internal risk and external risk in fraud, breaches of data and losses for the company.

How necessary is this Microsoft Security Online Training?

Studies have shown almost 34% of businesses do not consider training employees the first line of defence, leaving them vulnerable and open to cyber attacks. Sadly, if staff don’t know how to protect the company from cybercriminals, who will?

Join Microsoft Solutions Expert – Mike Fontaine and Senior Technology Advisor and Information Systems Expert – Trevor Reid for this one-hour training camp that will leave you confident in your ability to protect your organization’s most valuable asset: its data.

Microsoft Security Online Training Camp will cover:

Overview of Microsoft Security and Compliance

Understand and identify the possible threats

The “Dark Web” – what you should know about what’s really out there

Security Awareness Training

Using the Tools you May Already have (Anti-PhishingSpam2fa in O365)

Creating an Acceptable Use Policy for the staff

Providing Strong Password Training

Teach Employees to Identify Threats and Report Problems

Use Proper Device Management

Remote Access and Wi-Fi Best Practices

Organizational Security Awareness and Preparedness (DRPs, exit protocols)

What’s next

Security changes that are coming this year (double authentication, etc.)

VOX ISM Security Package

A comprehensive collection of security capabilities for the modern organization.

Millions of people use Microsoft Outlook every day to manage their email and appointments at work. That’s no surprise given that Office 365 is the world’s most famous collaboration and productivity platform.

But the truth is that only a few of us know how to use all of Outlook’s features and benefits.

Learning a few simple tricks can save you time, help you work more effectively and collaborate better with colleagues and customers.

Join our exclusive webinar where Microsoft Solutions Expert Mike Fontaine will share Microsoft Outlook tips and tricks you can use to take your productivity to the next level.

In this webinar, we’ll cover:

1. Standard Outlook Functions
   • Advanced Searching
   • Automatic Accepting Calendar Invites
   • Setting up Rules to copy emails to Folders
   • Auto-reply to Assistant
   • Calendar Sharing
   • Delegation
   • Add-In’s (Boomerang, Uber, Starbucks, DocuSign)
2. New Features, Functions and Integrations
   • Lists (New Office 365), Tasks
   • Using Cortana Insights
   • Microsoft Edge Integration
   • Teams Integration
   • CRM Integration
   • Business Central Integration
3. Marketing Tips and Tricks
   • Left Voice Mail Template
   • ly Links and Signatures
   • Timing Emails/Delayed Response
   • Out of Office
   • LinkedIn integration

If you can’t make it, register now, and we’ll send you a link to the webinar recording once it’s ready.

The workplace of the future will look a lot different than it did before Covid-19. The global pandemic has caused both employees and companies to rethink how and where work gets done. As more organizations make remote work a permanent part of their cost and workforce management strategies they will also need to re-examine the infrastructure and working environments to keep employees safe and productive while enabling greater agility.

Agenda:

1. Learn how to enable a seamless and secure remote experience

2. Productivity Tools for the modern office worker

3. Insights and Innovative Technology in 2022 from Microsoft

4. Why Microsoft works better together in the cloud