In this article, we would like to include Secure Score, one of the Microsoft 365 tools. Thanks to Secure Score, we can measure the strengths of our institution's cyber security and obtain detailed data. With Microsoft Secure Score, we can easily monitor the cyber security status of our organization and increase our strength against cyber threats.

Thanks to Secure Score's central management system, we can monitor our identity, data, applications, devices and infrastructure and increase the security of our organization against cyber threats. Secure Score also scores the cyber security status of our organization and shows us the cyber security status of our business.

Let's take a look at what we can do together.

You can access the Secure Score section from the “Security” section under Office 365 Applications or here.

In the introduction, information such as the table showing our security score and risky users welcomes us.

Then we open the "Security Score" section from the menu on the left.

In the Security Score section, we can see our standings, our actions, and comparisons with other businesses of the same scale.

In the Development Actions section, there is a list of actions that we can take to increase our security score and protect our organization from cyber threats. This section contains information such as actions, percentage effect on the score, current status, whether we have the necessary license to perform this action.

When we click on any action and enter it, a page comes up with step-by-step instructions on what it protects us from, whether we meet the prerequisites and what steps we can take to increase our security score. We can increase our security score by performing the action we want from this section.

When we take the action, it can take more than 48 hours to reflect on the score.

You can review all the actions in line with the needs of your institution, and you can maximize your security in accordance with your licenses. You should not forget that the steps you will take here may affect your entire institution. We recommend that you observe the effects of all the changes you will make before the test users / groups you will prepare or the test environments you will create, and then apply them to all users.