Microsoft 365 Security Assessment & Hardening

Microsoft 365 is not secure out of the box. Default settings leave MFA disabled, admin accounts unprotected, and email filters too permissive. We audit your tenant, identify every security gap, fix them systematically, and deliver a before-and-after report showing your improved Microsoft Secure Score.

How the Assessment Works

Secure Score Audit & Gap Analysis

We begin with a full review of your Microsoft 365 tenant: current Secure Score, admin account configuration, user roles and permissions, email security settings, device compliance posture, and audit log status. Most tenants we assess start between 20% and 40% — well below any recommended security baseline. Every gap is documented with a risk rating, explained in plain language, and ranked by priority.

Identity & Access Hardening

We enforce Multi-Factor Authentication for every user account, configure Conditional Access policies that verify device compliance and user risk level before granting access, set up break-glass emergency admin accounts, review all admin role assignments, and configure Microsoft Entra ID Identity Protection to block risky sign-in attempts automatically.

Email & Threat Protection Policies

We configure Microsoft Defender for Office 365 with strict anti-phishing policies, enable Safe Links and Safe Attachments, and configure anti-spoofing controls with DMARC, DKIM, and SPF records so your domain cannot be impersonated.

Endpoint Security & Monitoring Setup

We onboard your Windows devices into Microsoft Intune, deploy Microsoft Defender for Endpoint on all devices, configure Windows Update policies, and close the engagement with security alert configuration for high-risk events and a full before-and-after Secure Score report.

What the Assessment Covers

Why a Security Assessment Matters

Microsoft 365 ships with permissive defaults designed for easy adoption, not maximum security. Every new tenant has the same gaps: MFA not enforced, admin accounts under-protected, email threat policies at minimum thresholds. A security assessment finds those gaps before an attacker does — and fixes them with documented, measurable results.