Manual audits eat days, so they don't happen
Modules, consent, script failures, formatting. The work is real enough that it gets deferred — and deferred audits are the ones that matter.
Microsoft 365 & Entra ID Security Audit
The M365 security audit you can hand straight to a client.
360+ configuration checks across Entra ID, Exchange, Teams, SharePoint, and Defender — mapped to CIS, CISA SCuBA, EIDSCA, and ORCA. You get a severity-ranked, remediation-ready PDF, not a console full of PowerShell output.
Read-only access. No install. No subscription. 7-day refund on your first audit.
The problem
You already know the tenant has drifted. You just can't prove it on a slide.
Conditional Access policies get disabled “temporarily.” Guest sharing loosens. Legacy auth never gets turned off. Admin roles outlive the people who held them. None of it announces itself — it accumulates quietly until an auditor, an insurer, or an incident forces the question.
Secure Score is a number, not a finding
It scores one tenant against a generic baseline. It won't tell you which of your 40 open items actually gets you breached, and it won't produce something a client will read.
Nobody's built you the multi-tenant view
If you manage 30 client tenants, Microsoft gives you 30 separate dashboards. Building the cross-tenant rollup yourself is a side project you'll never finish.
The deliverable
The report is the product.
Severity-ranked. Plain English. Ready to send.
Executive summary written for leadership, not engineers
Findings ranked by exploitability and blast radius, not alphabetically
Step-by-step remediation with deep links to the exact admin portal setting
Control-ID mapping to CIS, CISA SCuBA, EIDSCA, and ORCA
Trend data across previous audits of the same tenant
White-label option: your logo, your firm's name, on every page
Coverage
360+ checks. Every M365 surface that can be misconfigured.
Five community-maintained benchmarks, one run.
Entra ID
Conditional Access coverage and gaps, MFA enforcement, privileged role assignments, legacy authentication, guest access, sign-in risk policies.
Exchange Online
Anti-spam and anti-phishing policy, DLP rules, mail flow and transport rules, mailbox auditing, external forwarding.
Teams
External and federated access, guest permissions, meeting policy, app permission policy.
SharePoint & OneDrive
External sharing scope, link defaults, unmanaged device access, site-level overrides.
Defender
Onboarding coverage, alert policy, Safe Links and Safe Attachments configuration.
CIS M365Industry Standard
CIS Microsoft 365 Foundations Benchmark v3.1.0 — 60+ tests for Entra ID, Exchange, Teams, and SharePoint.
CISA SCuBAUS Government
US CISA Secure Cloud Business Applications baselines — 70+ tests covering identity, access, devices, and apps.
Community Best PracticesCommunity
Best-practice checks curated by the security community — 170+ covering the wider M365 attack surface.
EIDSCAEntra ID
Entra ID Security Config Analyzer baseline from the Entra ID Attack and Defense Playbook — 60+ tests.
ORCAExchange
Office 365 Recommended Configuration Analyzer — comprehensive Exchange Online configuration checks.
Every audit runs all five. You don't pick a framework and miss what the others would have caught.
How it works
Consent, audit, report. About fifteen minutes of your attention.
Send or click a consent link
A Global Admin approves one read-only consent request. No credentials change hands, no service principal to create, no PowerShell module to install. Roughly 30 seconds.
We preflight the permissions
Before anything runs, we verify every required Graph scope and directory role is actually granted, and show you exactly what's missing if something isn't. Audits fail at the start with a clear fix — not halfway through with a silent gap in your results.
The audit runs
Read-only checks against live tenant configuration. Nothing is written, nothing is changed, no network scanning or probing. Most tenants finish in 5–15 minutes.
You get the report
A finished, severity-ranked PDF — branded as yours if you've enabled white-label — plus the findings retained in your dashboard for trend tracking on the next run.
Security & access
What we can see, and what we can't.
You're being asked to grant a third party access to a production tenant. That deserves a straight answer rather than a trust badge.
What we request
Read-only application permissions only: Organization.Read.All, Policy.Read.All, RoleManagement.Read.Directory, AuditLog.Read.All, plus specific read scopes for Exchange Online and Teams. The complete list is shown in the consent prompt before you approve anything, and again in the preflight check before every audit.
What we never do
We hold no write permissions of any kind — modifying your tenant is not technically possible with the scopes we hold, not merely against policy. We don't install agents. We don't read mailbox or file contents. We read configuration state only.
- Standard app-only OAuth — the same consent model every M365 security vendor uses.
- Consent persists until you revoke it. You can revoke access at any time from Entra ID → Enterprise applications.
- Findings are retained so you can trend repeat audits. You can delete your data at any time from account settings.
Who it's for
Two ways people use this.
MSPs and IT consultancies
You manage a book of client tenants and need an audit that's repeatable, defensible, and deliverable. Onboard a new client with a consent link, run the same checks across every tenant, and hand each client a report with your logo on it. One dashboard shows posture across your whole book, so you can spot the weakness that's showing up in nine clients at once.
See MSP pricingInternal IT and security teams
You need an outside read on your own tenant before the thing that's coming — a cyber-insurance renewal, a SOC 2 or CMMC cycle, a vendor questionnaire, a board review. One audit gives you a prioritized fix list and an evidence file, without a two-week consulting engagement or a headcount you don't have.
Audit your tenantWhere this fits
The honest trade-off.
Secure Score is free and built in. The open-source tooling is free and capable. Here's where M365Audit sits between them.
| M365Audit | Secure Score | Open-source / manual | Enterprise SSPM | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Multi-tenant dashboard | Per tenant only | Build it yourself | ||
| White-labeled client PDF | Export only | Build it yourself | Varies | |
| Historical trend tracking | 30-day window | Manual | ||
| Benchmark mapping | All five | Partial | If you wire it up | Varies |
| Pre-flight permission check | N/A | Varies | ||
| Admin portal deep links per finding | N/A | Varies | ||
| Setup effort | One consent click | Built in | Modules, SPNs, scripting | Implementation project |
| Time to first report | Minutes | N/A | Hours per tenant | Weeks |
| Cost | $299 per audit | Included | Free | Annual contract |
If you have the hours and the PowerShell comfort, the open-source route genuinely works. You're paying us for the consent flow, the multi-tenant rollup, the preflight, and a report you don't rebuild every quarter.
Compliance
The frameworks already require this.
M365 configuration auditing isn't a nice-to-have you're proposing to your client. It's a control they're already measured against.
“Continuously acquire, assess, and take action on new information in order to identify vulnerabilities, remediate, and minimize the window of opportunity for attackers.”
“Secure configuration of cloud identity services requires continuous monitoring of Entra ID settings against published benchmarks.”
“Monitor and scan for vulnerabilities in the system and hosted applications, and when new vulnerabilities potentially affecting the system are identified and reported.”
“Covered entities must implement technical policies and procedures for electronic protected health information access controls and audit controls.”
Every finding in your report carries the control ID it maps to, so the evidence goes straight into the audit file.
See the deliverable
See a real report before you buy.
A full audit report for a sample tenant — executive summary, severity breakdown, and detailed findings with business impact and remediation steps.
Sample report coming soon
We're generating a fresh sample report for M365Audit. Check back shortly — or run an audit against your own tenant to see the real thing.
Run an audit — $299Pricing
$299 per audit. No subscription, no seats, no contract.
One credit, one tenant, all 360+ checks, one finished report. Add white-label for $50 one-time to put your brand on every report.
Audit Credit
$299one-time
1 audit · $299
- All configuration checks across Entra ID, Exchange, Teams, SharePoint, Defender
- All five benchmarks: CIS, CISA SCuBA, EIDSCA, ORCA, Community
- Severity-ranked PDF with step-by-step remediation
- Admin portal deep links on every finding
- Historical trend tracking for repeat audits
- Credits never expire
Add-onWhite-Label Branding
Permanently removes M365Audit branding from all your reports. Your logo, your firm name on every page. One-time purchase.
$50
Credits never expire. No subscriptions, no commitments.
FAQ
Common questions
01Is the audit safe to run against production?
Yes. Every check is read-only and reads configuration state through the Microsoft Graph API. There's no port scanning, no network probing, no traffic to your endpoints, and no write permission held at any point. Running it during business hours is fine.
02What permissions do you need, exactly?
Read-only application permissions: Organization.Read.All, Policy.Read.All, RoleManagement.Read.Directory, AuditLog.Read.All, and specific read scopes for Exchange Online and Teams. The full list appears in the consent prompt before you approve, and again in the preflight check before every run.
03What happens to our data after the audit?
Findings are stored so you can trend repeat audits of the same tenant, and are accessible only to your account. You can delete your audit data at any time from account settings. We never store mailbox or file contents — only configuration state.
04How do I connect a tenant?
A Global Admin clicks a consent link and approves the read-only permissions. No credentials are shared, no modules installed, no service principal to create. About 30 seconds.
05How long does an audit take?
Most tenants finish in 5–15 minutes.
06What does $299 actually get me?
One complete audit of one tenant — every check across all five benchmarks — and the full PDF report, plus that tenant's findings retained for trend comparison on future audits.
07Why pay when open-source test suites exist?
You're paying for everything around the checks: the multi-tenant consent and onboarding flow, the preflight permission check that stops silent failures, the cross-tenant dashboard, the trend history, and a client-ready report you don't rebuild by hand. Doing it yourself is a few hours per tenant the first time and an hour or two every time after. At $299 the question is just whether that time is worth more than the fee.
08Can I put my own branding on the report?
Yes — $50 one-time enables white-label permanently across every report on your account.
09Do credits expire?
Never.
10Can I get a refund?
7-day no-questions-asked refund on your first purchase. After that, case by case.
Find out what's actually misconfigured.
One consent click, 360+ checks, and a report you can send to a client the same afternoon. $299, one time, refundable for 7 days.