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Automation is key when trying to manage and protect your ever-increasing infrastructure and data footprint—especially in Microsoft 365. Smart attackers have been living off the land for years, abusing built-in functionality for malicious purposes—and Microsoft 365 is no exception.
Kilian Englert and Ryan O'Boyle from the Varonis Cloud Architecture team explore how a powerful, built-in tool called Power Automate can be configured to automatically exfiltrate data out of Microsoft 365 environments and what organizations can do to detect it.
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Kilian Englert
Kilian has a background in enterprise security engineering, as well as security solution selling. Kilian is a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) and creates internal and public content on topics related to cyber security and technology best practices.
