IT teams in charge of on-premises software balance security on various levels:
- Protecting hard drives, server rooms, and software.
- Prevent unauthorized users from accessing power or reset switches.
- Only allowing necessary employees access to items and features, and preventing displeased employees from using them after they leave.
- Managing individual computer upgrades and security, as well as staying up to date with security patches and fixes for Microsoft’s operating systems and applications.
With the pandemic, people left the brick quarters of the office in large numbers to work away from home and access company data from unsecured home networks, making all of this even more challenging. Even the most advanced IT teams struggled with security issues as a result of this.
IT specialists have good reason to worry:
About 50 million password attacks are launched by hackers on average each day (Microsoft).
- In the previous 24 months, ransomware and malware attacks have affected 93% of enterprises (IDC)
- The majority of attacks start on-site (Microsoft).
You’ll want to feel certain that Dynamics Business Central 365in the Microsoft Cloud Azure will secure your company if you’re thinking about switching from Dynamics GP.
GP is not a genuine cloud solution even if it can be hosted in the cloud.
Don’t have to worry about patching, upgrading server software, or handling other security concerns because Business Central is housed in the Microsoft Cloud. The Microsoft team releases updates and patches bugs.
Take a look at how Microsoft approaches security:
Microsoft provides multiple layers of protection for its operations, infrastructure, and data centers. To protect your company’s data and assets in Azure, more than 3,500 international cybersecurity experts are at work. Microsoft continuously examines billions of emails, Windows device updates, Bing web pages, and authentications. Microsoft’s data scientists evaluate this data using machine learning, behavioral analytics, and application-based intelligence. The findings assist Azure security and customers identify dangers more quickly.
All of these factors combine to create a considerably wider reach than any one organization could achieve with an on-premise solution. In other words, Business Central, which is built on Microsoft Azure, has significantly increased the size of your IT crew, allowing you to rest easier. You can be sure that Microsoft Azure offers business-leading protection on all fronts if you’re thinking about moving forward with Business Central. This will free up more of your time for strategic IT planning and less time managing user access and updates.
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