Microsoft Identity & Cloud Security
New threats require a new approach to the way organizations manage their identities and cloud security.
It's all about protecting your identity
If a malicious actor hacks your user account – or the user accounts of your employees – they’ll be able to gain access to just about anything they want. Protecting your identity comes down to understanding where identities are located, how they’re encrypted, and who’s accessing them.
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Cloud Security Assessment
Our proprietary Cloud Security Assessment process takes a close look at your existing security frameworks to root out possible areas of exposure.
After analyzing your current cloud computing architecture for unobserved weaknesses, we’ll compile an assessment report highlighting areas of opportunity for your security program. Building a strong security practice off of these recommendations will protect your systems now and into the future.

Endpoint Management
Using the Microsoft 365 suite of technologies, we’ll help your team build a unified management solution that incorporates endpoint security, device management, and intelligent cloud actions.
Our team of highly-trained consultants can support your organization in implementing Intune, System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM), co-management, and Windows Autopilot, as well as other related Microsoft tools.

Remote Work Hardening
Your team made it to the cloud. Now, you need to secure your cloud-based remote work environment.
At CloudServus, our cloud security consultants can examine everything from the remote work tools you’ve implemented to the processes your team follows for data security. If flaws exist, we’ll help you fix them before today’s cyber-criminals can find them.

Azure Active Directory Join/Hybrid
Does your organization have on-premise devices using Active Directory that you’d like to connect to Azure Active Directory (Azure AD)?
Bringing devices to Azure AD – whether through AD Connect or another approach – gives you access to features like single sign-on (SSO) and conditional access policies, though it’s not without its limitations. CloudServus can help you determine the best approach for both productivity and security.

Defender for Cloud Apps
Let Defender for Cloud Apps and your favorite SIEM work together to give your organization enhanced visibility into its current system and risks.
Defender for Cloud Apps pulls in logs from systems like Azure Sentinel, your firewall, and even Azure Active Directory to alert you if something’s wrong. Instead of looking into multiple different systems to see where your alerts are, you can simplify your security processes with Defender for Cloud Apps.

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