Identity security
Close the doors attackers actually walk through.
Identity is the perimeter now, and in a Microsoft shop that means Entra ID is the perimeter. Most tenant compromises don't use exotic exploits — they walk through the same handful of open doors. We close them.
The doors that get walked through
- Legacy authentication — protocols that can't do MFA, the universal bypass. We block it tenant-wide and clean up what breaks.
- MFA with a growing exceptions list — every "temporary" exclusion is a standing invitation. We remove them and add phishing-resistant MFA (FIDO2/passkeys) for privileged roles.
- Conditional Access as patchwork — forty overlapping policies nobody dares touch. We rebuild it into a small, comprehensible, documented set.
- Illicit app consent — one approved OAuth app and an attacker holds durable API access that survives password resets. We lock down consent and audit existing grants.
- Standing privilege — too many Global Admins. We move to least-privilege, just-in-time elevation via PIM.
What you get
A prioritized hardening reviewNot a 200-item spreadsheet you'll never action — a ranked list of what actually reduces your risk, with the fixes your team can execute (or we execute with you).
Break-glass and monitoring done rightEmergency accounts excluded from policy but alerted on any use; sign-in and audit logs shipped to your SIEM so identity incidents are answerable in minutes.
Test yourself with one question: if a user's password and a push-approval were phished at 09:00, which control in your tenant stops the attacker, and which log tells you it happened? If both answers are confident, you're in good shape. If not, that's where we start.
When did anyone last review your tenant?
Tell us roughly how your Microsoft 365 estate is set up. We'll reply with the highest-impact hardening steps for your situation — no obligation.
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Related: Microsoft 365 Security Audit · Managed SIEM · The ten Entra ID controls
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