Date: December 8, 2016 @ 11:00 AM PST / 2:00 PM EST

Speaker: Nathan O'Bryan, Microsoft MVP

Encrypting your data is becoming more important in a world where IT services are moving toward the cloud. In this sixth webcast in a series of six 30-minute sessions, we’ll explore cloud encryption strategies and what they mean to your organization.

• When was public key encryption first used?
• How does public key encryption work?
• What “math tricks” make SSL certificates possible?

Drawing on his personal experiences assisting clients of all sizes, Microsoft MVP Nathan O’Bryan will answer the questions that small and mid-sized organizations are asking. He will cover how to properly implement protection for your systems in addition to real world tips and practical lessons learned for protecting your data in the cloud.

Date: November 15, 2016 @ 11:00 AM PST / 2:00 PM EST

Speaker: Nathan O'Bryan, Microsoft MVP

Encrypting your data is becoming more important in a world where IT services are moving toward the cloud. In this fifth webcast in a series of six 30-minute sessions, we’ll explore cloud encryption strategies and what they mean to your organization.

• How does S/MIME encryption work in Exchange?
• What is different between on-premises and cloud versions of S/MIME?
• Can I use PGP encryption to secure my email?

Drawing on his personal experiences assisting clients of all sizes, Microsoft MVP Nathan O’Bryan will answer the questions that small and mid-sized organizations are asking. He will cover how to properly implement protection for your systems in addition to real world tips and practical lessons learned for protecting your data in the cloud.

Date: October 20, 2016 @ 11:00 AM PST / 2:00 PM EST

Speaker: Nathan O'Bryan, Microsoft MVP

Encrypting your data is becoming more important in a world where IT services are moving toward the cloud. In this fourth webcast in a series of six 30-minute sessions, we’ll explore cloud encryption strategies and what they mean to your organization.

• How are SSL certificates used to secure on-premises Exchange servers?
• How does TLS protect email messages?
• What is “Domain Secure”, and how does Exchange use it?

Drawing on his personal experiences assisting clients of all sizes, Microsoft MVP Nathan O’Bryan will answer the questions that small and mid-sized organizations are asking. He will cover how to properly implement protection for your systems in addition to real world tips and practical lessons learned for protecting your data in the cloud.

Date: Wednesday, August 24, 2016 at 11am PDT / 2pm EDT
Speaker: Nathan O'Bryan, Microsoft MVP

SSL is one of the foundational technologies on which the internet is built. In this second webcast in a series of six 30-minute sessions we’ll dive into TLS. We’ll address questions like:

• When is it safe to use SSL vs TLS?
• What version(s) of TLS should I be using?
• How do I keep current on protocol vulnerabilities?

Drawing on his personal experiences assisting clients of all sizes, Microsoft MVP Nathan O’Bryan will answer the questions that small and mid-sized organizations are asking. He will cover how to properly implement protection for your systems in addition to real world tips and practical lessons learned for protecting your data in the cloud.

Date: Wednesday, July 27th at 8am PT / 11am ET

Speakers: Nathan O’Bryan, Microsoft MVP
Doug Lane, VP of Product Marketing, Vaultive

While Office 365 adoption is growing rapidly, organizations with more complex security needs still find it difficult or impossible to migrate their data to the cloud using native Microsoft Office 365 security features alone.

Advanced security challenges like changing data privacy laws, secret government data requests, and the looming possibility of a cloud provider security breach are areas not covered natively by Microsoft’s cloud solution. Join Microsoft MVP Nathan O’Bryan and Vaultive’s VP of Product Marketing, Doug Lane, as they discuss when and how you can use third-party tools meet your organization’s security requirements and confidently migrate to Office 365.

Attend this webinar to learn about:

• What security features you and do and don’t get out of the box with Office 365    
• The most common security roadblocks for Office 365 adoption
• How is Microsoft responding to advanced security use cases
• What are Cloud Security Alliance best practices for securing cloud data
• How third-party tools can help you fulfill advanced requirements

In this class we’ll cover everything you need to know about what encryption options are available to you in Office 365. We will cover all the different encryption technologies in Office 365, and how you can best use them to ensure your organizations data remains secure. In the first hour long session, we’ll do a complete review of what encryption technologies are in Office 365, and an overview of how each of them work. In the second session will dive deep into Right Management Services and Office 365 Message Encryption. This session will include live demonstrations of how to setup and use these technologies. In the third session we’ll dive into S/MIME and how you can secure the content of your files and email outside of Microsoft’s systems, ensuring that only you and the people you grant access can access your data. These three sessions will include all the information you need to know about these technologies, as well as live demonstrations that show you exactly how to configure and use encryption.

In addition to the technical sessions, Nathan will be available during each session for LIVE Q&A.

Date: Wednesday, July 20th at 11am PT / 2pm ET

Speakers: Nathan O’Bryan (MCSM: Messaging and MVP: Office 365)
Justin Harris (Microsoft Exchange MCM, MCSM and MVP), BinaryTree

The expectation exists that the life of an admin becomes progressively easier as on-premises collaboration workloads like Exchange and SharePoint are moved to the cloud. However, what happens when the need arises to consolidate multiple Office 365 tenants into a single tenant?

As many admins have learned, this seemingly easy project turns out to be an extremely complex task especially if long-term coexistence is required. To add further complexity, the most basic native tools are noticeably missing to accomplish this task in a seamless manner.

Join the experts Nathan O’Bryan (MCSM: Messaging and MVP: Office 365) and Justin Harris (Microsoft Exchange MCM, MCSM and MVP) as they candidly discuss the essential questions that the admin will need to answer before heading into a tenant-to-tenant migration.