Your Microsoft 365 Is ProbablyLess Secure Than You Think
The average SMB Microsoft Secure Score is 37 out of 100. Most organizations use less than 20% of the security features included in their existing M365 license. A professional audit uncovers what your IT team may be missing.
What Our M365 Audit Covers
Over 80% of M365 security features require zero additional licensing.
Secure Score assessment and benchmarking against industry averages
Conditional access policy review and design
MFA gap analysis across all accounts and admin roles
Mailbox rule audit for suspicious forwarding and delegate access
Data loss prevention and compliance configuration
M365 Audit Services
Secure Score Optimization
Benchmark your score against industry averages and identify highest-impact improvements. Most tenants gain 30-50 points using features already in their license.
Conditional Access Policies
Location-based, device-based, and risk-based access controls. Block legacy authentication protocols. Enforce compliant device requirements.
BEC-Specific Mailbox Audit
Detect suspicious inbox forwarding rules, hidden delegates, and unauthorized OAuth apps. Forwarding rules are the number one BEC persistence mechanism.
Compliance Configuration
Retention policies, unified audit logging, eDiscovery, and alignment with CMMC and HIPAA requirements. Documentation included for audit evidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in an M365 security audit?
Secure Score assessment, conditional access review, MFA gap analysis, mailbox rule auditing, DLP configuration, and compliance settings. Delivered as a prioritized remediation report.
What is Microsoft Secure Score?
A 0-100 measurement of your M365 security posture. Average SMB scores 37/100. A professional audit typically raises scores 30-50 points using existing license features.
Do I need additional licenses?
Usually no. Over 80% of M365 security features are included in Business Premium and E3/E5 licenses but go unused.
How long does an audit take?
5 to 10 business days. Read-only access (Global Reader role), automated scanning, manual review, written report, and walkthrough session.
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Find Out What Your M365 Is Missing
Most organizations are paying for security features they have never turned on. A 30-minute call tells you where you stand.