Don't let Microsoft Teams become another vector of attack

When Tracy Kelpman, lead engineer at a major biotech company, was notified of a possible security breach, she immediately sprang into action. She used ThreatKey, a powerful security tool, to perform a root cause analysis and quickly identified the source of the problem: an anti-phishing rule had been removed, and two-factor authentication was not properly configured.

A member of the company's IT team had recently fallen victim to a phishing campaign and a large number of her teammates began receiving phishing emails that normally would have been filtered. The whole security team was on high alert.

Two factor authentication would have prevented this attack from happening, as the attacker would have needed access to the user's physical device in order to login. However, in this case, the user did not have two factor authentication enabled.

Kelpman was able to quickly mitigate the problem and prevent any further damage using ThreatKey to investigate. Thanks to her quick thinking and use of ThreatKey, she was able to avoid a potentially disastrous security incident.