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Feature Highlights Office 365 Native Integration Features Simply enable Office 365 support within iboss cloud, and compatibility with Office 365 is automatically handled. The iboss cloud synchronizes with Microsoft Office 365 to ensure data mappings and signatures are up to date to optimize the flow of traffic between users and Microsoft Office 365. There is no administrative overhead and synchronization is automatic and transparent to users and IT staff. Office 365 Tenant Restrictions Enforcing Office 365 tenant restrictions is easily accomplished within iboss cloud. To accomplish this, enable tenant restrictions within the iboss cloud single pane of glass admin interface. Then configure which domains Office 365 should be restricted to and enter the Microsoft Multi-Tenant Context code provided by Microsoft. The iboss cloud will automatically handle enforcing the tenant restrictions for the group of users. The iboss cloud also has the unique ability to enforce different tenant restrictions to different groups of users for more advanced Office 365 deployments. Pricing Office 365 Features and Integration Microsoft Office 365 features and integration is included at no additional cost with every iboss cloud subscription. About iboss iboss is a cloud security company that provides organizations and their employees secure access to the Internet on any device, from any location, in the cloud. This eliminates the need for traditional security appliances which are ineffective at protecting a cloud-first and mobile world. Leveraging a purpose-built cloud architecture, iboss is designed to make transitioning from security appliances to cloud security a seamless process. iboss is trusted by more than 4000 organizations worldwide, spans over 100 points of presence globally and is backed by over 110 patents. To learn more, visit https://www.iboss.com 26
9 Cybersecurity Metrics + KPIs to Track You’ve invested in cyber security, but are you tracking your efforts? Are you tracking metrics and KPIs? If you’re not, you’re not alone. A report by PwC found that just 22 percent of chief executives believe that their risk exposure data is comprehensive enough to inform their decisions. This statistic has remained unchanged for the past 10 years. Other recent reports back this up — a report by EY shows that 36 percent of organizations in the financial services sector are worried about “non-existent or very immature” metrics and reporting when it comes to cyber security efforts. These are organizations that, in some cases, have spent millions on cyber security for the sake of compliance. However, they are not maximizing their infosec investment by measuring their efforts. The importance of cyber security metrics You can’t manage what you can’t measure. And you can’t measure your security if you’re not tracking specific cyber security KPIs. Cyber security benchmarking is an important way of keeping tabs on your security efforts. You need to be tracking cyber security metrics for two important reasons: Seeing the whole picture when it comes to infosec: If you’re not tracking key performance indicators (KPIs) and key risk indicators (KRIs), you won’t be able to clearly understand how effective your cyber security efforts have been, or how they’ve improved (or declined) over time. Without solid historical data to rely on, you won’t be able to make informed cyber security decisions going forward. Instead, you’ll just be making decisions blindly. Communicating with business stakeholders: Without good cyber security metrics, you won’t be able to make a case for your infosec efforts — or budget — when you talk to your organization’s leadership or board members. You need cyber security benchmarking that tells a story, especially when you’re giving a report to your non-technical colleagues. The KPIs you choose should be clear, relevant, and give a full picture of your organization’s cyber security. You may also need to choose benchmarks for your vendors and other third parties, who have access to your networks and can expose your organization to risk. Cyber security KPIs to track Below are some examples of clear metrics you can track and easily present to your business stakeholders. Level of preparedness: How many devices on your network are fully patched and up to date? 27
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