7 min read · DataRoad In summary: The biggest risk on a trip isn’t the hotel Wi-Fi: it’s the lost laptop without a password and the account without MFA. With encrypted disk (BitLocker in Windows, FileVault

7 min read · DataRoad In summary: The external attack surface is everything your company has visible on the internet: open ports, management panels, VPNs, firewalls, domains, subdomains, and email addresses.

7 min read · DataRoad In summary NOC monitors that everything is working (internet, servers, disks, backups). SOC monitors that someone is attacking (strange access, malware, compromised accounts). A SME with 10 to 200 employees

7 min read · DataRoad In summary: In the cloud, Microsoft protects the data centers, servers, network, and operating system. Your company remains responsible for four things: data, accounts, access, and security.

7 min read · DataRoad In summary GDPR is not just a legal issue: Article 32 requires concrete technical measures — encryption, confidentiality, the ability to recover data and regular testing. A personal data breach

7 min read · DataRoad In summary Almost all companies have team emails leaking data from other sites. The problem isn’t the email showing up: it’s the same password being used on the

7 min read · DataRoad In summary: An IT inventory answers five questions: what equipment do we have, what software and licenses do we pay for, what accounts exist, what contracts tie us down, and where the data is located.

7 min read · DataRoad In summary An emergency (or "break-glass") account is a global administrator account in Microsoft 365 reserved for a single scenario: when the normal administration accounts stop working. Microsoft