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Backup
Backing up is not enough: do you know you can restore?
You have backups, but can you restore? Why a regular restore test matters and how to plan it.
Microsoft 365
Microsoft 365 security: four areas for a good start
Multi-factor authentication, conditional access, role management and security event monitoring: core security steps for Microsoft 365.
Log management
The difference between keeping a log record and proving the record
Keeping log records is not enough: show whose record it is, that it has not changed and that it can be restored. Review it in three questions.
Backup
5 questions to ask so that your backup can be restored
Can your backup be restored? Five questions on scope, access details, testing, location and responsibility that you can ask yourself.
Microsoft 365
5 checks for your Microsoft 365 accounts
MFA, administrator accounts, mail forwarding rules, conditional access and event monitoring: a general five-point checklist for Microsoft 365.
Log management
Firewall logs and Turkish Law No. 5651: where to start?
Outbound traffic and DHCP records, retention, integrity and querying for organizations that provide internet access: a plain-language starting guide.
IT management
7 questions to ask before outsourcing corporate IT
Seven questions before outsourcing corporate IT: scope, point of contact, inventory, access, reporting, exit and how work is split with your team.
Servers
New server or rented server? 5 criteria for the decision
New server or rented server? Five criteria: capacity, management load, data location, backup responsibility and ease of exit.
Artificial intelligence
How does an approval-gate AI agent work?
How does an AI agent work without writing to your systems, with human approval for every outside action and a record of each step? Examples from our work.
Artificial intelligence
Before you use AI: your data map
Before you open an AI tool: which data is where, who can access it, how sensitive is it? Data inventory and classification in four plain steps.
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