Chances are high that you have been the target of several types of nefarious malware phishing campaigns in the past year. Throughout the second half of 2017 alone, Microsoft Office 365 Advanced Threat Protection (O365 ATP) mitigated a billion phishing emails. Because attacks are getting more complex and sophisticated, Microsoft continues to improve O365 ATP to help you defend your digital environment. Office 365 Advanced Threat Protection is just one of four different products from Microsoft with the Advanced Threat Protection branding attached. All work together to provide a layered approach to security. Learn in our article: Addressing Confusion Around Microsoft’s 3 Advanced Threat Protection Solutions.

O365 ATP continues to develop strong defenses against phishing attacks and the results show their effectiveness. O365 ATP has now achieved a malware catch rate greater than 99.9% and a 45 second average file detonation time (meaning that the time for emails to be deep scanned is less than a minute now).

With the never-ending threat of malware, companies must continually find ways to stay ahead. How do you protect your data from these threats when they are always evolving and becoming more aggressive? Microsoft has a solution that helps protect Exchange online, Word, Excel and PowerPoint Online called Advanced Threat Protection (ATP). It is another layer of must-have security that Microsoft offers to meet all your business needs.

What exactly does Advanced Threat Protection do?

Protecting Your Email with Exchange Online Advanced Threat Protection 

With the constant threat of malware, companies have to constantly find ways to stay ahead.  How do you protect your data from these threats when they are constantly evolving and becoming more aggressive?  Microsoft has a solution in Exchange Online called Advanced Threat Protection (ATP).  It is another layer of must-have security that Microsoft offers to meet all your business needs.