Managed Microsoft Security Operations for M365 and Azure
Managed Microsoft Security Operations
Make IT simple
Managed Red
Tenant
A secure administrative environment for privileged identities that structurally separates privileged access from regular user operations.
Reduces lateral movement and protects administrative identities, regardless of day-to-day operations.
Security Operation Center (SOC)
24/7 Monitoring & Incident Response:
Detection, classification, and escalation of security-related incidents during normal operations. Provides operational insights and decision-making support without vendor lock-in.
Azure Emergency Tenant
Operational Capability in an Emergency
A technically and organizationally decoupled emergency environment. Ensures that operational capability does not depend on the compromised primary tenant, even in the event of serious security incidents.
Managed Microsoft Security Operations is designed for organizations that not only need to establish a defined security standard but also must reliably maintain it on an ongoing basis—regardless of whether they already have a SOC or internal security teams in place.
What this business model ensures
Continuous Security Operations for Microsoft 365 & Azure
Discrepancies become apparent
Abweichungen vom definierten Sicherheitsstandard werden sichtbar – nicht erst bei Prüfungen oder Vorfällen, sondern kontinuierlich im laufenden Betrieb.
Security-related incidents are classified and escalated
Contextualized, prioritized, and with clear escalation procedures. Not only when under pressure from an incident.
Responsibilities are clearly defined
Responsibilities within the company are clearly defined. It is always clear who makes which decisions and who responds when.
Sicherheitsentscheidungen folgen festen Strukturen
Instead of ad-hoc, case-by-case logic or mere tool signals. Reliable processes even outside of business hours.
Companies that trust us:
Whitepaper
OPERATIONAL CAPABILITY IN AN EMERGENCY INSTEAD OF A BACKUP PLAN.
Why traditional emergency plans fail in a crisis and how an Azure Emergency Tenant ensures operational continuity even if the production tenant is compromised. For CISOs and IT managers with complex Microsoft 365 infrastructures.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ
How do I prepare for an NIS2 audit?
Many organizations face the challenge of having to provide reliable assessments of their security posture on short notice. A targeted evaluation of existing measures helps identify relevant gaps and address them as a priority.
What exactly is assessed during an ISO 27001 audit?
In addition to documented processes, the primary focus is on determining whether measures are effective in practice. What matters most is their actual implementation within the existing IT environment.
How can I tell if my security measures are sufficient?
A realistic assessment is always made in the context of existing systems and risks—not based on abstract best practices
What should you do if a security incident occurs in Microsoft 365 or Azure?
First and foremost, it is important to assess the situation objectively: What actually happened, which systems are affected, and what specific risks exist?
What does NIS2 actually mean for businesses?
The NIS2 Directive requires companies to adopt a structured approach to IT security risks and mandates verifiable measures.
What are the risks associated with Microsoft 365 and Azure?
Typical risks arise from misconfigurations, inadequate access controls, or a lack of monitoring of security-related activities.
What are some common vulnerabilities in cloud environments?
Common issues include identity management, permissions, and a lack of transparency regarding security-related events.
What is the difference between a security assessment and an audit?
An assessment is used for classification and decision-making. An audit is a formal review against defined requirements.
Classify Microsoft Security Operations
The process begins with a structured assessment of the existing Microsoft security operations. This is not about selecting individual services, but rather about clarifying statuses, responsibilities, and dependencies.