"Before Blaming Hackers, Check Your Configurations"

Widely-used cloud platforms, such as Office 365 from Microsoft or G-Suite from Google are often administered by IT professionals tasked with all aspects of configuration; security is not their primary focus. Most Software as a Service (SaaS), have default settings that are tuned to empower end-users with full control over collaboration and data access. The default setting are usually configured to easy access and usability instead of better security. Users of SaaS should look at the default settings and change them to be focus more on security.  Improving configuration management in SaaS applications can minimize the risk of data loss, phishing campaigns and can help prevent breaches.

InfoSecurity reports: "Before Blaming Hackers, Check Your Configurations"