Discover hidden security gaps, misconfigurations, identity risks, and licensing optimisation opportunities inside your Microsoft 365 environment.
 

Most Microsoft 365 environments change constantly. Users are added, permissions change, devices connect, policies drift, and licences are assigned without regular review.

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Over time, this can create hidden risk.

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Quotient is offering a complimentary Microsoft 365 tenancy audit to help Australian organisations understand how secure, compliant, and well-configured their Microsoft 365 environment really is.

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How we do it

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Our Microsoft 365 tenancy audit uses the Inforcer onboarding platform to securely assess the configuration, security posture, and health of your Microsoft 365 environment.

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The process is fast, low impact, and designed to provide clear, actionable insights without disrupting your users.

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Step 1 — Secure Read-Only Connection

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We begin by connecting the Inforcer platform to your Microsoft 365 tenancy using secure Microsoft APIs.

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This connection is:

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• Read-only

• Non-invasive

• Securely authenticated through Microsoft

• Designed specifically for assessment and visibility

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No changes are made to your environment during the audit.

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Step 2 — Automated Environment Assessment

 

Inforcer rapidly analyses your Microsoft 365 environment across key areas including:

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Identity & Access

• MFA coverage

• Conditional Access policies

• Risky sign-in exposure

• Legacy authentication

• Privileged accounts

• Inactive users​

 

Security Configuration

• Microsoft security baseline alignment

• Exchange Online protection settings

• Defender configuration

• SharePoint and Teams sharing controls

• Secure defaults​

 

Device & Compliance

• Intune posture

• Device compliance

• Endpoint visibility

• BYOD exposure​

 

Licensing & Optimisation

• Unused licences

• Overspending opportunities

• Feature utilisation

• Security capability gaps​

 

Step 3 — Risk & Gap Identification

The platform identifies:

• Security weaknesses

• Configuration drift

• Compliance concerns

• High-risk accounts

• Areas that don’t align with Microsoft best practices​

 

These findings are prioritised by risk and impact.

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Step 4 — Audit Review Session

 

Quotient reviews the findings with you in a guided session.

 

We explain:

• What was discovered

• Why it matters

• Which issues are highest priority

• Recommended remediation steps

• Opportunities to improve security and governance

 

The goal is to provide clarity — not overwhelm.

Time Commitment

Most audits require:

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• Approximately 15–30 minutes for onboarding

• A 30–60 minute review session

 

There is minimal impact on internal IT resources.