Microsoft 365 Security

Your M365 is probably not as secure as you think.

Most SMEs run their whole business on Microsoft 365 but leave critical security gaps open. We find them before an attacker does.

10configuration areas checked in every review
#1Email remains the top entry point for attackers
FreeNo-obligation assessment, honest findings either way
What We Assess

What our Microsoft 365 Security Assessment covers

A structured pass through the ten areas that cause the most real-world account takeovers.

  • MFA status across all users
  • Conditional access policy review
  • Admin account security review
  • Microsoft Defender configuration
  • Mailbox forwarding rule checks
  • Suspicious login activity review
  • Secure Score review and improvement
  • SharePoint and OneDrive permissions
  • Backup and retention policy review
  • Legacy authentication checks
Why It Matters

Microsoft 365 is your biggest attack surface

Microsoft now mandates MFA for partner tenant administrators, and for good reason. Businesses without proper M365 security face account takeovers, data breaches, and compliance failures. Email is still the number one entry point for attackers, and a single compromised account can expose your entire organisation.

Common M365 security gaps we find
Missing MFA on key accounts, overly permissive admin roles, legacy authentication protocols still enabled, auto-forwarding rules to external addresses, and Microsoft Defender not fully configured. All common. All preventable.
Looking for ongoing Microsoft 365 management, not just a security review?

This assessment is a focused, one-off security check. For licensing, migrations, Teams, SharePoint, and day-to-day administration, see Microsoft 365 Management →.

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Find out what's actually exposed.

A free M365 security review, ten checks, plain-English findings, no obligation.