Maintain · Ongoing Assurance

Keep the Microsoft 365 risk picture current as your environment changes.

A custom monthly service for organizations that want recurring posture review and decision support without buying a full security operations function.

Custom monthly scope
Why it exists

An assessment is a point in time. Your tenant is not.

Licenses change, new applications receive consent, administrators come and go, policies drift, and Microsoft adds controls. Ongoing Assurance maintains a useful view of what changed and what deserves attention next.

Not a 24/7 SOC

This service provides an agreed review cadence and advisory support. It is not continuous incident monitoring, managed detection and response, or emergency response unless a separate agreement says so.

A tailored cadence

Choose the signals and decisions that matter.

Posture review

Revisit agreed controls and high-risk areas on a defined schedule.

Change & drift

Surface meaningful configuration changes, new exceptions, and unresolved findings.

Priority refresh

Update the action register as business conditions, licenses, and dependencies change.

Decision support

Talk through tradeoffs before material Microsoft 365 security changes.

Leadership update

Provide a concise summary at the agreed reporting interval.

Escalation path

Define how material observations are communicated and who owns the next decision.

Good fit

When recurring assurance helps.

  • Your tenant changes frequently but security review is ad hoc.
  • A small team needs a consistent second set of eyes.
  • Leadership expects periodic posture updates.
  • You want momentum after an assessment or remediation sprint.
Defined up front

No vague retainer.

The service plan identifies the review cadence, covered systems, expected inputs, output format, response expectations, and any excluded work. Implementation remains separately authorized.

Get a clear scope before access or implementation.

Bring your approximate user count, Microsoft 365 licensing, priorities, and deadline. No tenant access is needed for the first conversation.