Full-service management for Microsoft 365 and Azure — tenant hardening, licensing you actually use, migrations without downtime, and backup for the data Microsoft doesn't back up for you.
Microsoft 365 hands you powerful tools and leaves the configuration to you. Left on defaults, a tenant drifts, and the gaps rarely show up until something goes wrong.
Most tenants ship with MFA optional, legacy authentication open, and audit logging off. The controls you already pay for sit unused until an attacker finds them first.
Duplicate SKUs, unused E5 seats, and licenses assigned to people who left. Without a regular review, spend climbs while nobody can say what each seat is actually for.
The shared-responsibility model puts your data on you. A deleted mailbox, a ransomware hit, or a rogue script, and the retention window closes for good.
Unowned Teams, orphaned sites, and guest accounts nobody remembers approving. Every one is an access path and a place sensitive files quietly accumulate.
Day-to-day administration through strategic optimization across Microsoft 365 and Azure — handled by engineers who work in these tenants every day.
Users, mailboxes, Teams, SharePoint, and OneDrive managed day to day, provisioning, offboarding, and the routine changes that keep the tenant clean.
Talk to us→Virtual machines, storage, networking, and identity in Azure, sized for the workload, monitored for cost, and connected cleanly to what stays on-premises.
Talk to us→Email, files, and workloads moved to M365 or Azure on a planned cutover, mailboxes and data verified before the switch, so users log in to everything working.
Talk to us→A regular review of what you own against what you use — right-sizing SKUs, reclaiming idle seats, and applying nonprofit and grant licensing where you qualify.
Talk to us→MFA enforced, legacy authentication closed, conditional access in place, and audit logging on, the tenant configured to a documented baseline and kept there.
Talk to us→Independent, immutable backup for Exchange, SharePoint, OneDrive, and Teams, because Microsoft protects its platform, not your data against deletion or ransomware.
Talk to us→Most cloud horror stories come from skipping the planning. We move on a rehearsed path, so the cutover is a scheduled event, not a gamble.
We inventory mailboxes, files, apps, and licensing, and flag what needs to change before anything moves.
A cutover schedule, a pilot group, and a rollback plan, agreed with you before a single mailbox is touched.
Data syncs in the background, we verify it, and the final cutover lands off-hours so users log in to everything working.
We harden the new tenant, right-size licensing, and hand you a clean baseline we then keep managed.
Microsoft keeps its platform running and highly available, but recovering your specific data after a deletion, ransomware event, or malicious script is your responsibility. Retention windows are short and not designed for point-in-time recovery. We add independent, immutable backup for Exchange, SharePoint, OneDrive, and Teams so your data is recoverable on your terms.
No. Data syncs in the background while your current system stays live, and we schedule the final cutover for off-hours. We pilot with a small group first and keep a rollback plan ready, so users log in to a working mailbox rather than a surprise.
Yes. We review what you own against what people actually use, reclaim idle and duplicate seats, right-size SKUs, and apply nonprofit or grant licensing where you qualify. It is a recurring review, not a one-time cleanup, so spend doesn't drift back up.
The capabilities are there, but out of the box most tenants leave them partly configured — MFA optional, legacy authentication open, audit logging off. We configure the tenant to a documented baseline, turn on the protections you already pay for, and keep it there as things change.
Yes. We run Azure virtual machines, storage, networking, and identity alongside your M365 tenant, sizing workloads for the job, watching cost, and connecting cleanly to anything that stays on-premises in a hybrid setup.
A free assessment of your Microsoft 365 and Azure environment — where it's exposed, where you're overpaying, and what a managed baseline would change.