01Assessment
Microsoft 365 assessment
A structured review of identities, access, data sharing and detection controls to reduce the most likely risks.
- Entra ID, MFA and Conditional Access
- Privileged roles, PIM and emergency accounts
- Enterprise applications, OAuth and consent
- Exchange Online, anti-phishing and email authentication
- SharePoint, OneDrive and external sharing
- Microsoft Defender, logging and incident readiness
Guides for this serviceMicrosoft Graph PowerShell: 12 commands for users and licenses →Exchange Online: 10 PowerShell commands to troubleshoot email →Microsoft 365: 15 PowerShell commands to check security →Microsoft 365: backup, retention, and legal hold explained →Microsoft Purview DLP: start with useful policies without blocking work →Microsoft Defender: investigate an alert without unnecessary device isolation →Microsoft Entra Token Protection: reduce stolen token replay →Microsoft 365: detect and remove suspicious email forwarding →Microsoft Defender: manage antivirus exclusions without weakening security →Secure vendor remote access with MFA, Conditional Access, and Cisco →Employee offboarding: secure Microsoft 365 without losing data →Microsoft 365 email going to junk: how to find the cause →Compromised Microsoft 365 account: a first-response guide →Microsoft Secure Score: which recommendations should you fix first? →Microsoft 365 OAuth apps: audit consent and Microsoft Graph permissions →Before Copilot: audit SharePoint, Teams and OneDrive permissions →Conditional Access: move from report-only to enforced without locking out users →Windows Hello for Business and Cloud Kerberos Trust: hybrid deployment guide →Exchange Server SE: migrate from 2016 or 2019 without breaking hybrid →Secure Microsoft 365 admin workstations with Conditional Access and PIM →
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Configure DMARC with SPF and DKIM in Microsoft 365 without blocking legitimate mail →Replace AzureAD and MSOnline with Microsoft Graph PowerShell without breaking scripts →Microsoft Entra emergency access accounts: create, protect and monitor break-glass access →Microsoft 365 token theft: why MFA is not enough against AiTM attacks →SMTP AUTH Basic retirement in Microsoft 365: migrate printers, apps and alerts to OAuth →Microsoft 365: why OneDrive and SharePoint are not a backup →Deploy passkeys with Microsoft Entra ID without locking out users →Securing Copilot agents and MCP servers in the enterprise: a practical guide →Microsoft Defender Advanced Hunting: 10 useful KQL queries for IT administrators →