Microsoft 365 Tenant Basic Security Audit — Identify Security Risks & Remediation Priorities

The Microsoft 365 tenant basic security audit is a 3-day service that reviews an organization’s Microsoft 365 tenant security settings, configurations, policies, users, and applications. The goal is to identify potential vulnerabilities and help ensure the tenant is configured securely against external threats.

The service includes data collection from Microsoft 365 tenant configurations, policies, users, and applications in use, followed by a security assessment of the tenant. IT Partner then analyzes the findings, prioritizes identified vulnerabilities, and prepares a detailed security audit report and remediation plan.

The deliverables are a detailed report outlining the findings of the Microsoft 365 tenant security assessment and a remediation plan. These documents summarize identified vulnerabilities and provide a prioritized path for addressing them.

The Microsoft 365 tenant basic security audit is delivered over 3 days. The engagement includes kickoff, assessment, analysis and prioritization of vulnerabilities, and development of the remediation plan.

The Microsoft 365 tenant basic security audit is priced at $875 per project. If your environment has unusual requirements or you need services beyond the stated audit scope, confirm any additional cost considerations with IT Partner before starting.

This audit is focused on Microsoft 365 and Office 365 tenant security. It reviews relevant tenant configurations, policies, users, applications, and services that are available within the client’s Microsoft 365 environment.

The kickoff meeting starts the engagement with the client and aligns the work between IT Partner and the client’s point of contact. It is used to coordinate access, schedules, and the audit process before the Microsoft 365 tenant security assessment begins.

The audit process begins with a kickoff meeting, followed by a Microsoft 365 tenant security assessment. IT Partner then analyzes the assessment data, prioritizes vulnerabilities, and develops a remediation plan based on the findings.

The client must provide access to the Microsoft 365 tenant environment, including all relevant applications and services. The client must also assign a dedicated point of contact to work with IT Partner and coordinate any outside vendor resources or schedules.

IT Partner needs access to the Microsoft 365 tenant environment, including relevant applications and services, because the audit depends on reviewing tenant configurations, policies, users, and applications in use. The exact access method and permissions should be coordinated with IT Partner during kickoff.

IT Partner is responsible for collecting tenant data, conducting the security assessment, preparing the findings report, and working with the client on identified vulnerabilities. The client is responsible for providing tenant access and a dedicated point of contact to coordinate schedules and any outside vendor resources.

The stated scope is an assessment of Microsoft 365 tenant configurations, policies, users, and applications, so the service is primarily review and analysis work. The service description does not specify expected downtime or user interruption; confirm any environment-specific business impact with IT Partner before the engagement.

The service includes a remediation plan and states that IT Partner will work with the client to address identified vulnerabilities and help ensure the tenant is configured securely. However, the source scope does not specify the exact implementation activities included, so any hands-on remediation work should be confirmed with IT Partner.

After the audit, the client receives a detailed findings report and a remediation plan. The success criterion for the engagement is that the security audit report has been prepared, and the remediation plan can then guide follow-up security improvements.

Yes, the engagement includes analyzing assessment data and prioritizing identified vulnerabilities. This prioritization is used to develop the remediation plan based on the Microsoft 365 tenant security assessment.

Yes, this service is designed to assess the security posture of an existing Microsoft 365 tenant. It is especially relevant when an organization wants an expert review of tenant settings, policies, users, and applications to identify potential vulnerabilities.

24/7 support, continuous monitoring, ongoing maintenance, managed security monitoring, security operations center services, alert triage, and incident response retainers are not included by default. They are available as optional extra-cost add-ons delivered through IT Partner's NOC, third-party support partnerships, and a Microsoft Premier Support agreement. Buyers should also confirm with IT Partner whether activities such as extensive remediation implementation, third-party security tooling, or compliance certification are included if those items are required.

No guarantee is stated in the service scope. The audit helps identify potential vulnerabilities, provides a findings report and remediation plan, and supports secure configuration, but security outcomes also depend on the client’s environment and follow-through on remediation.

Yes, the stated prerequisites and responsibilities include access to all relevant applications and services in the Microsoft 365 tenant environment. IT Partner collects data from tenant configurations, policies, users, and applications in use as part of the assessment.

The service information lists Roman Sotnik as the manager for the Microsoft 365 tenant basic security audit. During the engagement, the client should still provide a dedicated point of contact to coordinate with IT Partner and any outside vendor resources.