SERVICES
Email & Microsoft 365 security
Protect the inbox and the identity behind it.
The business problem
Phishing and business email compromise exploit trust and configuration gaps. Mail protection needs identity safeguards and independent payment verification.
What we examine
Exchange Online hardening; SPF, DKIM and DMARC; phishing protection; mailbox auditing; MFA; session controls; secure email.
How the engagement works
Inventory legitimate senders before DNS changes, review forwarding and delegation, test mail flow and stage DMARC enforcement to avoid blocking valid messages.
Your team confirms constraints and provides access through agreed channels. Findings are reviewed with owners, and remediation priorities reflect implementation dependencies and business impact.
What you take away
A sender inventory, tenant findings and response procedures. Domain authentication does not eliminate phishing or encrypt message content.
The aim is fewer avoidable exposures and evidence your teams can use. Follow-up validation checks whether agreed changes address the original findings.
What should we prepare?
A system inventory, platform owners, existing findings and relevant contracts. Do not send passwords or security evidence through the enquiry form.
Does this establish compliance?
Controls may support obligations, but applicability depends on your organisation, activities and data. See the Australian guidance library and seek qualified legal advice where needed.