Microsoft 365-Centric Cyber Security

Zero Trust is the essential security strategy for today’s reality.

What is Zero Trust?

Zero trust is a security model that assumes no one should be automatically trusted, even if they possess a valid username and password or are within the network perimeter. Every user, device, and application on a network must be verified and validated before being granted access to any resource or data.

Zero trust is a modern approach to cyber security that emphasizes granular control of access to resources and data, providing an extra layer of security in an ever-evolving digital landscape.

The three pillars of Zero Trust

Verify Explicitly

Are requests for access to resources, data, and systems verified explicitly, regardless of whether they originate from inside or outside the organisation’s network?

Least Privilege Access

Do you segregate users, granting access to only the resources and data they need to perform their job functions?

Assume Breach

Do you have a response plan in place to identify and recover from a breach?

How we achieve this

Microsoft 365

Our strategies revolve around the suite of products provided by Microsoft. We utilize various tools and technologies, including identity management through Azure Active Directory, endpoint management via MS Intune, and the enhancement of Endpoint Detection and Response through Defender for Endpoint. Furthermore, we harness Microsoft’s data security and compliance tools to ensure that your organization’s sensitive information is protected and aligned with regulatory requirements within the Microsoft 365 ecosystem. This comprehensive approach guarantees that your organization’s cyber security, data security, and compliance needs are expertly managed and safeguarded. 

Tenant Audit

The audit phase is crucial for several reasons. It comprehensively explains the organization’s current state, including processes, systems, resources, and challenges. With this insight, it is easier to identify necessary changes or improvements in the project.

Additionally, the audit phase helps stakeholders identify gaps, deficiencies, and areas requiring improvement within the organization. These insights are vital for determining the project’s needs and requirements to achieve its goals. The audit phase lays the foundation for defining the project’s scope and objectives based on a clear understanding of the organization’s current situation.

A plan tailored to you.

Whilst we strive for excellence, we also adopt a pragmatic approach. We acknowledge that budget considerations will determine the breadth and complexity of your cyber security initiatives, thus impacting the choice of tools and strategies within our purview. Nevertheless, please be assured that we can develop a bespoke Cyber security roadmap tailored to your budget and risk tolerance.