Setting up a Microsoft 365 (M365) tenant is often straightforward, thanks to the quick-start wizards. While ease and convenience are great, they don't always translate into strong security. When we created TBDCyber, we set up our M365 tenant in a matter of minutes. We had immediate access to all the productivity applications we needed, from Outlook to Teams. We had all the ease and convenience we needed to start operating our business, but the next question was: Are we doing

What actually makes a data security program effective? It’s not just about inventories or visibility dashboards—it’s about reducing real-world risk. In this quick video, Zach Luze from TBDCyber breaks down the core outcomes every data security initiative should drive: ✅ Minimizing inappropriate access ✅ Detecting and preventing data loss ✅ Rendering data useless to attackers If your current strategy doesn’t support these goals in tactical, measurable ways, it might be time to

In this short video, Justin Barnett breaks down three essential steps to help organizations build a strong foundation for their Insider Risk Management (IRM) program: 1️⃣ Identify Key Use Cases Start with your existing policies—acceptable use, data classification, and user conduct. These guide your priorities for addressing insider threats like data leaks, IP theft, and misuse of resources. 2️⃣ Establish Stakeholders IRM isn’t just a security function. HR, Legal, and GRC play

In this short video, our CISO, Zach Luze, breaks down how DSPM: Maps your sensitive data across repositories Connects with vulnerability management tools to pinpoint high-risk assets Provides leadership with clear expectations and insights for better decision-making

Author: Zach Luze, TBDCyber CISO and Director of Data and Security Architecture Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) is generating buzz with its scalability, advanced classification, and broad coverage. But buying a DSPM solution isn’t a plug-and-play decision—it requires careful evaluation. Here’s what I tell clients to consider before investing. 1. Know what DSPM does– and doesn’t– do DSPM identifies where sensitive data lives, highlights vulnerabilities, and prioritize