Engage Microsoft Experts. Simplify Tools. Reduce Risk.

Microsoft supports many of the systems organizations rely on every day, including email, identity, endpoints, files, data, security operations, and AI. Because these services are so deeply connected to the business, even a single weak setting, misconfigured control, or exposed account can create a serious security risk across the organization.

Investing in securing the Microsoft environment is important to:

• Reduce Microsoft security risk across identity, email, endpoints, cloud environments, data, and AI.
• Defend against Microsoft-specific attack techniques that threat actors actively use to exploit common gaps and misconfigurations.
• Improve visibility and control with Microsoft-native tools such as Defender XDR, Entra ID, Purview, Sentinel, and Intune.
• Simplify security operations by managing more of your environment from a unified control plane.
• Optimize security spend by fully activating Microsoft-native capabilities and consolidating overlapping third-party solutions.

Beazley Security’s Microsoft Security Services combine assessments, deployments, migrations, remediation, and ongoing improvement work across five core Microsoft security pillars:

1. Identity
2. Cloud, Infrastructure & IoT
3. Data Security
4. AI Security
5. Threat Protection & Device Management

Organizations can choose from focused offerings such as the M365 Security Assessment, Ransomware Readiness Assessment, and Security Consolidation Program, or work with Beazley Security on a custom scope tailored to their environment, priorities, and Microsoft security maturity.

Each project begins with discovery to understand your licensing, technical landscape, risk profile, and business goals. From there, Beazley Security builds a practical roadmap, supports implementation, and provides knowledge transfer so your internal teams can sustain and build on the improvements over time.

Beazley Security is a pure-play security partner, not an IT services provider that offers security on the side. Our consultants are senior, security-focused, and certified across the Microsoft stack. Our recommendations are continuously informed by Beazley’s incident response and cyber claims data, so the controls we prioritize reflect the threats clients are facing right now, not generic best practices. We are also actively progressing our Microsoft Security designation, which unlocks Microsoft funding programs (MCI, PCSI, ECIF) that can help offset deployment costs for our clients.

Cost optimization is built into every Microsoft engagement we run. Most organizations are already paying for capabilities in Defender XDR, Entra ID, Intune, and Purview that overlap with third-party tools they renew every year. Our Security Consolidation Program models the cost and security impact of consolidating onto Microsoft’s native stack, identifies underused features and over-licensed users, and builds a migration plan with clear ROI. Even in pure assessment engagements, we surface license utilization gaps and right-size recommendations against the licenses you already own.

Microsoft ships changes monthly across hundreds of solutions, which is why our consultants stay close to Microsoft’s product roadmap, security baselines, and CIS controls and continuously update our assessment framework as new features and risks emerge. We also collaborate internally with Beazley Security’s incident response, advisory, and labs teams, so new threat intelligence and lessons learned from real incidents are reflected in the recommendations we make to clients, not just in textbook configuration guidance.

An M365 Security Assessment is a hands-on review of one Microsoft 365 tenant, with no restriction on your license level. Beazley Security’s team runs discovery against your administrative portals across Entra ID, Exchange Online, SharePoint, OneDrive, Teams, Intune, Defender XDR, Purview, Power Platform, and Copilot, then assesses configuration against Microsoft baselines and industry frameworks. Findings are categorized as critical, high, medium, or low, with an average of 15 high-severity recommendations per tenant. Once completed, your organization will receive a technical report with prioritized recommendations and remediation guidance, an executive summary suitable for leadership and audit conversations, and a roadmap aligned to your key risk indicators.