Microsoft cloud security

Microsoft cloud security Assessment

Strengthen your cloud security by identifying vulnerabilities and using the Microsoft tools you already own to protect your data.

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Cyber threats are constantly evolving. Are you certain your Microsoft cloud environment can keep up?

Our Microsoft cloud security assessment takes a close look at your current setup, finds hidden weaknesses, and makes sure your systems can adapt to future threats. From risky user behavior to data-flow vulnerabilities, we uncover the gaps before they become breaches.

We've assessed thousands of companies using a proven, expert-developed process. The assessment delivers actionable insights based on real-time data, so you can quickly address weaknesses and put long-term solutions in place.

Our assessment process

How the assessment works

  • Activate security monitoring — we turn on the Microsoft Defender tools you already have and configure them properly, giving you immediate visibility into potential threats.
  • Collect real-time data — we gather live data over a few weeks to show exactly where your cloud security stands and what's at risk.
  • Identify weaknesses and fixes — we analyze the data to surface issues large and small, with clear recommendations that prioritize high-risk fixes and ongoing improvement.

A complete look at your Microsoft cloud environment

The assessment monitors active user behavior, reviews data governance and flow, detects risky user or device activity, addresses privileged-user risk, pinpoints organizational threats, and provides a phased remediation plan.

Is a Microsoft cloud security assessment right for you?

If you've moved to the cloud but aren't sure your data is fully secure, it's time to act. The assessment identifies vulnerabilities, highlights areas for improvement, and gives you a roadmap for long-term protection, backed by a proven process that's helped thousands of businesses strengthen their posture.

Find your security gaps

No slide decks. Senior Microsoft engineers, real numbers, and much of this work is often Microsoft-funded.

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