Why It Matters
Most Breaches Start With One Weak Setting
Microsoft 365 is secure by design – but it isn't secure by default. Out of the box, most tenants are running with gaps in multi-factor authentication, legacy sign-in protocols, admin permissions or mail flow rules – exactly the kind of gaps attackers look for first. Most business owners have no visibility into these settings until something has already gone wrong.
- Weak or missing MFA is the #1 way accounts get compromised: the vast majority of hijacked Microsoft 365 accounts had no multi-factor authentication enabled.
- Admin accounts are often the least protected: many organisations run with MFA disabled on at least some administrator accounts – the highest-value target in your entire tenant.
- Attackers are exploiting mail routing gaps right now: Microsoft has reported a surge in phishing campaigns that exploit misconfigured mail routing and missing spoof protection to impersonate a business's own domain.
- The cost keeps climbing: Australian small businesses now report an average loss of $56,600 per cybercrime incident – up 14% on the year before.
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A Cybercrime Is Reported In Australia Every
$56.6k
Average Cost Per Small Business Incident
99.9%
Of Compromised Accounts Had No MFA
87%
Of Organisations Have MFA Gaps On Admin Accounts
Sources: Australian Signals Directorate (ACSC) Annual Cyber Threat Report 2024–25; Microsoft Security Blog; CoreView 2025 State of SaaS & AI Governance.
What We Check
Your Baseline Security Snapshot
We benchmark your Microsoft 365 tenant against industry security baselines, covering the settings that matter most for stopping account takeover, phishing and data loss.
Multi-Factor Authentication
Who has MFA enabled, who doesn't, and where your admin accounts are exposed.
Conditional Access & Legacy Auth
Whether outdated sign-in protocols are left open for attackers to bypass MFA entirely.
Admin Roles & Privileged Access
Who holds admin rights, whether access is over-provisioned, and where to tighten it.
Mail Flow & Anti-Phishing
SPF, DKIM and DMARC configuration, plus mail flow rules that could be used to spoof your domain.
External Sharing & Guest Access
Where company files and mailboxes are exposed to external users or the open internet.
Audit Logging & Alerts
Whether you'd actually know if an account was compromised – and how fast you'd find out.
How Does It Work?
Three Steps, Under 10 Minutes Of Your Time
1. Grant Temporary Access
We walk you through a few simple steps to grant our security consultants temporary, read-only visibility into your Microsoft 365 tenant. It takes less than 10 minutes.
2. We Assess Your Tenant
We benchmark your key security controls against industry baselines and generate a full report, then our consultants review the findings and add commentary and recommendations.
3. Review Results Together
Fill in the form below and we'll schedule a meeting to walk through the findings, discuss the risks in plain English, and agree on next steps – no obligation, no jargon.
Free review · No obligation · Plain-English findings