How secure are we really?
Nobody can prove that MFA covers everyone or who holds admin rights.
Microsoft Cloud Security Assessment
You get a written answer, at a fixed price, to how secure your tenant is and what to fix first. We review Microsoft 365, Entra ID, Intune and Azure against the Microsoft Security Baselines, the CIS Benchmarks and NIS2.
Example of a findings report, collected read-only: MFA for all accounts is partially met, emergency accounts are in place, time-limited admin roles and an enforced DMARC policy are open. First comes: limit MFA exclusions to emergency accounts. Each finding names its location, priority and effort.
Sound familiar?
Nobody can prove that MFA covers everyone or who holds admin rights.
You want a second opinion before an audit or renewal.
Often caused by default settings and a DMARC policy, the rule for forged sender addresses, that enforces nothing.
From tenant to finding
We read the configuration without changing anything and compare it with baselines. Every finding names where it sits. Switch the view to see the order in which to act.
Every finding is mapped to NIS2, ISO/IEC 27001 and BSI IT-Grundschutz. A senior architect puts deliberate exceptions in context. Ordered by risk and effort, agreed with management and IT in the workshop.
Conditional Access, exclusions, emergency accounts and legacy sign-in methods.
Permanent admin rights, missing PIM, exposed Azure resources.
Protection policies plus SPF, DKIM and DMARC for your domains.
External sharing, anonymous links and forgotten guest accounts.
Intune enforcement, access only for compliant devices.
Unified audit log, retention and tested recovery.
Together
Agree scope, frameworks and contacts.
Read-only
Via an app registration, removed afterwards.
Senior architect
Deliberate exceptions are put in context.
In writing
Priority and effort per finding, control mapping, roadmap.
Together
Management and IT, your provider is welcome.
In 30 minutes we clarify scope, then you receive a fixed-price proposal.
Further reading: Security assessmentsActive Directory assessmentManaged SecurityMicrosoft 365 hardeningNIS2 with Microsoft 365Blog: Checking your IT providerBlog: SPF, DKIM and DMARC
A structured review of the security settings in your tenant, from identities to backup. Yardsticks are the Microsoft Security Baselines and CIS Benchmarks, mapped to NIS2, ISO/IEC 27001 and BSI IT-Grundschutz.
A fixed price that depends on size and scope and is agreed before we start. After the introductory call you receive a proposal with price, duration and deliverables.
The assessment shows whether your settings match the target state, the pentest whether weaknesses can be exploited. If you do not know where your tenant stands, start with the assessment.
No. It is an independent second opinion; your provider can implement the measures directly.
Evidence for auditors and insurers; your data stays with you.