Microsoft 365 support that covers the security settings, not just the mailboxes.
Most Microsoft 365 tenants we review were set up quickly during a migration and never revisited. The defaults are better than they were, but there's usually a lot left on the table — and some of it matters.
The tenant works. That doesn't mean it's configured well.
Common findings: global admin rights on day-to-day accounts, legacy authentication still allowed, external sharing wide open in SharePoint, licences paid for but features unused, and no alerting on suspicious inbox rules — the exact technique used in most invoice fraud we've investigated.
Review, harden, then manage.
We start with a tenant review against Microsoft's own secure score and our own checklist, agree the changes with you, roll them out in a way that doesn't lock anyone out, then manage the tenant ongoing.
Everything in the engagement, set out up front.
Tenant security review
Identity, conditional access, admin roles, mail flow and sharing settings.
Licensing review
Making sure you're paying for what you use — and using what you pay for.
Ongoing management
Users, Intune devices, Teams and SharePoint looked after day to day.
What you receive.
- Tenant review report
- Change plan agreed with you
- Hardened configuration
- Monthly admin and alert review
Built for organisations that need the work done properly.
Firms migrated years ago
Where nobody has revisited the setup since.
Firms after a mailbox compromise
Where the priority is making sure it can't happen the same way again.
What changes once the work is done.
Fewer account compromises
MFA and conditional access properly enforced.
Lower licensing waste
Right-sized subscriptions.
Visibility
Alerts on the things that matter.
Questions we are asked most often.
Will hardening disrupt users?
Done carelessly, yes. We phase changes, test with a pilot group and communicate first.
Do we need Business Premium?
For most SMEs it's the sensible tier because of Intune and conditional access, but we'll tell you honestly if you don't need it.
Can you just do a one-off review?
Yes. Many clients start there and decide afterwards whether to hand over ongoing management.
Does this help with Cyber Essentials?
Significantly. A lot of the Cyber Essentials requirements are met in the tenant and Intune.
Get your Microsoft 365 tenant reviewed.
A 30-minute call with a consultant, not a salesperson. We'll ask about your setup, tell you honestly whether we can help, and what it would roughly cost.
Book a conversation