Tenant hardening
M365 and Azure assessed and locked down against CIS Benchmarks. Most cloud breaches are settings, not exploits.
Managed protection
Your cloud, configured the way the shared-responsibility model assumes it is.
Fit check
The work, made tangible
Microsoft secures the datacenter; the tenant settings are on you. That is the shared-responsibility line most SMBs discover after the breach. We harden Microsoft 365 and Azure against CIS Benchmarks: conditional access that actually blocks legacy authentication, mailbox rules audited for the forwarding tricks BEC actors plant, and third-party OAuth grants reviewed so a rogue app is not silently reading your mail. We deploy and configure M365 tenants routinely; this is checklist work for us, not research.
M365 and Azure assessed and locked down against CIS Benchmarks. Most cloud breaches are settings, not exploits.
Conditional access, MFA enforcement, legacy-auth lockout, and least-privilege roles.
Mail-flow rules, delegate access, and OAuth grants reviewed for the persistence tricks attackers leave behind.
Drift happens. We catch misconfigurations before attackers do.
Engagement walkthrough
Map the current environment, ownership, and highest-risk gaps.
Configure the controls around how your business actually operates.
Watch health, events, and drift instead of waiting for an annual review.
Act on findings and strengthen the control as the environment changes.
Before we start
With a short scoping call. We identify the business question, the systems involved, and the evidence already available before recommending work.
A clear walkthrough of the work completed, the evidence found, and the next actions. The scope includes tenant hardening, identity-first security, bec-pattern auditing.
Yes. Scope follows your environment, risk, and deadline. The first conversation is designed to find the smallest useful starting point.
Straightforward. No fluff. Tell us what you run, and we'll tell you where the doors are unlocked.
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