Microsoft 365 Security and Compliance: Security Center

The Microsoft 365 Security Center workshop is designed to provide you with the knowledge, expertise, and handson experience you need to configure and implement the various security features in the Microsoft 365 Security Center. This offering will help you adhere to the security mandates of your organization that affect different workloads within Office 365. Also, we examine the security tools commonly used by Microsoft 365 Security Administrators.

Objectives
After completing this workshop, you will:

• Understand the various security features presented and how they provide protection and mitigate the risk from threats like phishing, ransomware, impersonation, and loss of data
• Understand how the Microsoft 365 Security Center provides unified security controls across Microsoft 365.

Outcomes

• Participants become knowledgeable about the different features of the Security Center and can competently integrate them into organizational security requirements
• Attendees can now competently plan, create, publish, and manage policies for each feature in the Security Center
• Participants apply their new skills in their enterprise environment

• Microsoft 365 Administration staff who have already migrated to Microsoft 365
• IT Change Management practitioner
• Office 365 end user support staff
• security team, and incident response team

• Microsoft 365 administrators
• basic knowledge of Microsoft 365

Day 1
Permissions, protection, and training

• Configure role-based access controls with role groups in the Microsoft 365 security portal
• Use Microsoft Defender for Office 365, including Safe Attachments, Safe Links, Defender for O365 SharePoint Online, One Drive for Business and Teams, Anti-Phishing, Preset Policies, Configuration Analyzer, and MCAS/OCAS integration
• Train your staff in Attack Simulation and the Learning Hub. Use Secure Score to help improve your overall security posture

Day 2
Threat stream, hunting, incidents, action, and next steps

• Find and identify threats with Threat Analytics, Campaign Views, and the Security Center reports
• Learn to use Advanced Hunting, Custom Detection Rules, and Threat Explorer and Trackers to give security teams visibility into their environments
• Use the Incidents and Alerts feature to get the “whole picture” of an attack or other activity, including MCAS/OCAS integration. We also examine the Automated Investigation and Response feature and the Action Center
• Adopt a holistic approach to security and your data and learn how to use the Security Center with other Microsoft technologies to secure your whole environment; next steps to implement these features