What M365 Security Hardening Covers
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA): Enforced for all accounts via Conditional Access — not just "enabled" but truly enforced with no bypass. Securafy configures MFA to work with your FIDO2 keys, authenticator apps, or phone verification based on your security requirements.
Conditional Access policies: Controls that define which users can access which applications from which locations and devices. Block legacy authentication protocols, require compliant devices, enforce risk-based sign-in policies, and restrict access from high-risk countries.
Microsoft Defender for Office 365: ATP Safe Links and Safe Attachments for email, SharePoint, Teams, and OneDrive. Anti-phishing policies with impersonation protection. Real-time threat detection integrated with Securafy's SOC.
Azure AD Identity Protection: Detects risky sign-ins (impossible travel, anonymous IP, malware-linked IPs, leaked credentials) and triggers automatic remediation or alerts Securafy's SOC.
Microsoft Secure Score: Securafy tracks your Microsoft Secure Score and benchmarks it against similar organizations. Improvement roadmap maintained and implemented continuously.
The Security Settings Microsoft Leaves Off by Default
Most businesses are surprised to learn how many security controls in their M365 subscription are off by default. Microsoft ships M365 optimized for usability, not security. Without active hardening, your environment likely has: legacy authentication protocols enabled (SMTP, IMAP — used by attackers to bypass MFA), no Conditional Access policies, audit logging not enabled or retained, external sharing unrestricted in SharePoint/Teams, and no identity risk policies active.
Securafy's M365 security baseline addresses all of these in a single configuration project, then maintains them continuously as Microsoft releases new security features and controls.