Tenant security
Managing Information Security Risk is best achieved with strong tenant configurations aligned to industry baselines and best practices. Well-designed configurations can reduce the attack surface and risk. However, Microsoft tenant configurations are often spread across multiple admin centers, embedded in layers of policies, or involve uniform on/off settings that impact the entire tenant.
As an MSP partner managing multiple Microsoft 365 tenants and their security, you face significant challenges in monitoring and maintaining configuration settings. Manually logging into each tenant and managing access adds to the complexity.
Our goal is to provide you with a clear view of how various configuration settings impact policies in a centralized platform. In the current phase of our tenant security feature, we offer the following functions:
- View a selection of tenant settings across your managed tenants. See View tenant settings.
- View the list of Conditional Access policies for each tenant and drill down to see an overview of the policy settings, as well as a breakdown of the asset types included and excluded from the policy scope. See View Conditional Access policies.
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Updated: Oct 01, 2024