Remediation
The same engineers who fix what's drifted on your tenant can build it correctly the first time. Both jobs lean on the same knowledge of how Microsoft cloud is meant to be configured. Below: what we cover, how an engagement runs, and what's outside our scope today.
Two scenarios, one muscle
Scenario · 01
Your tenant exists. Your benchmark flagged things that have slipped: a Conditional Access gap, a stale admin role, a Defender policy that was loosened during an incident. Our engineers go in and put it right.
Scenario · 02
Brand-new tenant, a Defender rollout that never happened, or a hybrid AD you want gone. Same engineers, same standard of work. We design it, build it, and onboard it to the benchmark on the same engagement.
What we cover
Six surface areas of a Microsoft tenant. Most engagements touch two or three. We're set up to work across all of them, whether it's a one-off fix or a full build.
How it runs
We scope the engagement off the findings in your portal, or off the conversation if it's a build. You get a written quote, project or retainer, before any work starts.
Forge generates the proposed change. An engineer reviews it. The change is run against a test target where one is available, or against your tenant in report-only mode where it isn't.
The engineer applies the change under their own named identity. You see who did what, on what date, on every record. No shared service accounts, no batch jobs from anonymous workers.
We re-run the relevant benchmark check and capture the new state as evidence. Findings flip to resolved with a short note explaining what was wrong, what we did, and why it mattered.
What's in scope today
Onboarding new customers now
Tell us a bit about your business and what you're worried about. We'll come back with a plain-English view of where you stand and what we'd suggest doing first. Real people, real answers.