Your tenant, directory, devices and licences, administered continuously, with every change planned, verified against live state, and reversible.
Most of what goes wrong in a Microsoft 365 tenant is not an attack. It is an administrator making a reasonable change without a record, without checking the state first, and without a way back. We operate through a layer we built to remove all three problems.
The change is written down with its target, its effect and its reversal before anything runs. Ambiguous targets are refused rather than guessed.
Five checks run in order. Anything that would touch a privileged or break-glass account, escalate a permission, or write to an unbounded set of objects is refused, and the refusal is recorded.
Live state is snapshotted before the write and read back after it. If the tenant drifted between plan and apply, the change aborts. If the result cannot be read back, it is reported as unconfirmed, never as done.
Rollback is built from the snapshot taken before the write, so it undoes exactly what was changed. Privileged accounts sit inside a boundary the tooling cannot reach, enforced by Microsoft rather than by our good intentions. You receive the record of every change, and a monthly report of where the tenant stands.
Identity, endpoint, email and backup posture arrive in one report on the first of the month through Argos Security Assurance. You see what changed, what drifted and what needs a decision.
Professional-services firms of 25 to 250 people on Microsoft 365 that hold client data and need their environment run with a record: architecture, legal, property, marine and financial practices. Typically there is no in-house IT, or one person carrying it alongside another job, and the previous provider left no documentation of what was changed or why.
You will see the state of identity, licensing, email and backup before anyone talks about a contract.