Identity-first security across your Microsoft estate: hardened cloud workloads, a Microsoft Sentinel deployment tuned to real threats, and governance you can evidence to an auditor.
Security tooling is rarely the problem. Most organisations already own more Microsoft security capability than they have switched on, and the gap between licensed and configured is where incidents happen.
We work identity-first, because in a cloud estate identity is the perimeter. From there we harden the workloads, get meaningful telemetry into Microsoft Sentinel, tune detections so the alerts that fire are worth acting on, and put the governance around it that lets you evidence compliance rather than assert it.
The capabilities we deliver within Security, and what each one covers in practice.
Identity and access hardening with Microsoft Entra ID: conditional access, multi-factor authentication, privileged identity management and least-privilege review. Plus network security, key and secret management, secure baselines for workloads, and Microsoft Defender for Cloud posture management.
Workspace and data-connector design, log ingestion and retention strategy (the decision that drives both coverage and cost), analytics rules and detection tuning, watchlists and threat intelligence, workbooks for reporting, and SOAR playbooks that automate the repetitive parts of response.
Security baselines and policy-as-code, Microsoft Purview for data classification, sensitivity labelling and data loss prevention, audit and retention configuration, secure-score improvement planning, and reporting mapped to the frameworks and regulatory requirements you are held to.
Incident response runbooks, escalation paths, tabletop exercises, and recovery validation so that when something does happen, the plan is documented, rehearsed and owned rather than improvised.
Telemetry from identity, endpoint, cloud and email in one place, so an attack path is visible end to end rather than as disconnected alerts.
Tuned analytics and automated playbooks cut the time between a signal appearing and someone acting on it.
Detection tuning removes the noise that trains teams to ignore their own SIEM, the most common failure mode in a SOC.
Policy, classification, retention and reporting configured so compliance can be demonstrated with data, not assertions.
Ingestion tiering and retention design keep Sentinel affordable as data volume grows, instead of forcing coverage cuts later.
Most organisations are under-using licensed Microsoft security capability. We find it and switch it on before proposing anything new.
A staged method with clear checkpoints, so you can evaluate progress and change direction before committing to the next phase.
Security posture review, identity and secure-score assessment, gap analysis against your compliance obligations.
Target security architecture, Sentinel data and detection strategy, policy and governance model.
Phased hardening, connector onboarding, detection rules, playbooks and documented baselines.
Detection tuning, posture reporting, response rehearsals and continuous improvement cycles.
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