Identity, endpoint, and collaboration security
Microsoft 365 Security Assessment
A practical security assessment across identity, privileged access, endpoints, collaboration, lifecycle controls, Defender, Intune, logging, and Sentinel readiness.
Assessment scope
A focused review of the controls and dependencies that matter
- Microsoft Entra ID
- MFA coverage
- Conditional Access
- Privileged roles and administration
- Stale accounts and risky sign-ins
- Microsoft Defender
- Microsoft Intune
- Endpoint compliance
- SharePoint and OneDrive
- External sharing
- Account lifecycle
- Onboarding and offboarding
- Security logging
- Microsoft Sentinel readiness
- Privileged administration workflows
What you receive
Findings that can support an accountable next step
- Executive summary
- Control and configuration findings
- Risk-ranked improvement plan
- Identity and endpoint quick wins
- Logging and monitoring recommendations
- Implementation roadmap
Business outcomes
Translate technical findings into priorities
- Stronger identity controls
- Clearer privileged-access ownership
- More consistent device compliance
- Reduced collaboration and sharing exposure
- A practical path toward Defender and Sentinel maturity
Questions before the review
Scope, evidence, and expectations
Is this a licensing review?
Licensing is considered where it affects available controls, but the assessment focuses on security design, configuration, operations, and ownership.
Will changes be made during the assessment?
Not without explicit approval. Assessment, pilot changes, and production remediation are separated through controlled scope and change management.
Can hybrid identity be included?
Yes. Hybrid identity, directory dependencies, privileged administration, and account lifecycle can be included when relevant.
A practical next step
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