Secure Microsoft 365 as a connected business platform across identity, devices, endpoints, email, collaboration and data, using risk-based access, security baselines, Defender telemetry and measurable configuration improvement.
Security improvements are designed around the customer's tenant, licensing and operating requirements
Microsoft security works best as an integrated control system: identity and device signals inform access decisions, controls enforce policy, and Defender telemetry supports investigation and response.
Review identity configuration, privileged roles and authentication controls; reduce standing privilege; and strengthen administration through Entra ID, PIM and role-governance practices.
Design resilient Conditional Access policies using identity, device, location, session and risk signals, with staged rollout, emergency-access planning and controlled exceptions.
Improve Defender configuration and signal coverage across endpoint, identity, email and cloud apps so related alerts can be correlated into incidents and investigated more consistently.
Strengthen device enrolment, compliance policies, security baselines, configuration profiles and endpoint controls, then use device health as part of access and remediation decisions.
Define practical data-loss-prevention and information-protection controls for sensitive content across Microsoft 365 and managed endpoints where licensing and business requirements support them.
Assess tenant posture, prioritise Secure Score and configuration improvements, and connect relevant Microsoft security telemetry to operational monitoring and continual-improvement workflows.
Engagements can start with a tenant security assessment and progress through identity, endpoint, data and Defender improvements. Configuration changes are staged to reduce user disruption and are supported by clear evidence, ownership and rollback planning. Data-protection or contractual requirements can be mapped to technical controls where relevant.
A connected security model across identity, access, devices, collaboration, data and detection rather than isolated tenant settings.
Harden Entra ID identities, authentication methods, privileged roles and administrative access paths.
Apply risk-aware access policies, MFA requirements and governed exceptions around users, apps and devices.
Use Intune compliance, configuration and endpoint-security controls to establish trusted device posture.
Strengthen Exchange, Teams, SharePoint and OneDrive protections against phishing, unsafe content and misuse.
Use Purview capabilities, classification and DLP controls where appropriate to protect sensitive information.
Connect Defender XDR signals, investigation workflows and operational monitoring to a measurable improvement backlog.
Swiss Market Coverage
The objective is a documented security baseline with prioritised improvements, controlled rollout and evidence that identity, device, endpoint, collaboration and data protections are being operated consistently.
Common Questions
Yes. A tenant security assessment can establish the current identity, access, endpoint, Defender, data-protection and configuration posture before a prioritised change plan is agreed.
No. Recommendations are shaped around the customer's current licensing, risk priorities and business requirements, with licensing gaps identified where they affect a proposed control.
Technical controls can be mapped to applicable customer and Swiss data-protection requirements, but the engagement does not replace legal advice or the customer's own compliance accountability.
Talk to Zurix Global about assessing and hardening your Microsoft tenant across Entra ID, Conditional Access, Defender XDR, Intune, Purview and privileged access.