Entra ID & identity
Identity done properly: single sign-on, multi-factor authentication that people will accept, and access that is removed when someone leaves.
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Identity is where most breaches start
Not through a sophisticated exploit, but through a password. Reused, phished, or guessed, then used to log in as a legitimate user where almost nothing looks unusual. Multi-factor authentication stops the overwhelming majority of that, and it is included in licences most companies already hold. The reason it is often not switched on is friction: a badly configured rollout that prompts people constantly trains them to approve without looking, which is worse than not having it. Configured properly, with trusted devices and sensible session policy, most users are prompted rarely and the protection still holds.
Conditional access, done proportionately
Conditional access lets you say what is allowed from where. A sign-in from a managed laptop in the office is not the same risk as one from an unrecognised device in another country, and the controls should differ accordingly. We build policies that match how your people actually work, including the awkward realities: the director who travels constantly, the warehouse shared account, the contractor who needs access for six weeks. Policies that ignore those get bypassed within a month, usually by the people with the most access.
Joiners, movers and leavers
The failure almost nobody catches is the leaver. Someone departs, their mailbox is dealt with, and six months later they still have access to a SharePoint site, a shared mailbox or a third-party app that authenticated through their account. We set up group-based access so permissions follow the role rather than the person, and a defined offboarding process that actually revokes everything. It is unglamorous and it is the single highest-value thing most companies are not doing.
What you get
MFA people will accept
Configured with trusted devices and sensible session policy, so prompts are rare and nobody approves blindly.
Single sign-on
One identity across Microsoft 365, Business Central and third-party apps. Fewer passwords means fewer reused ones.
Proportionate conditional access
Policies matched to how people really work, including travellers, shared accounts and short-term contractors.
Joiner, mover, leaver
Group-based access following the role, and offboarding that actually revokes everything. Most companies miss this.
Access review
Who currently has what, including the accumulated grants nobody remembers making. This report surprises people.
Using licences you hold
Most of this is included in Microsoft 365 Business Premium or E3. We check before recommending an upgrade.
Technologies
Frequently asked questions
Does this need extra licensing?
Often not. Microsoft 365 Business Premium and E3 include most of what is needed, including conditional access and MFA. We check what you already hold before recommending anything, and frequently the answer is that you are paying for capability you are not using.
Will MFA annoy our staff?
Only if it is configured badly. With trusted devices and appropriate session lifetimes, most people are prompted occasionally rather than constantly. A rollout that prompts people all day teaches them to approve without reading, which defeats the point.
We have shared accounts in the warehouse. How does that work?
Shared accounts are a real operational need and a real risk. There are legitimate patterns for them, including shared devices with individual sign-in and kiosk configurations. We design around your actual working practice rather than pretending the requirement does not exist.
Close the gap most breaches actually walk through
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