Identity sprawl
Too many accounts, too much access, no clear picture of who can touch what.
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Cybersecurity and governance for enterprise Azure environments: risk reduced, compliance provable, and AI adoption covered by the same discipline.
Start a conversationToo many accounts, too much access, no clear picture of who can touch what.
Cloud settings that wandered from secure defaults, with nothing watching for it.
Requirements they can assert but not evidence, especially once AI enters the environment.
One team across identity, cloud, endpoint and data — configured on the Microsoft stack you already own.
Centralized identity with RBAC, MFA, and SSO, built on Zero Trust principles with real visibility into user activity.
Configuration governance, continuous monitoring, and threat detection that keep workloads intact.
Device protection, encryption enforcement, and real-time threat response across the fleet.
Classification, labeling, lifecycle management, and DLP for regulated data.
Posture reviews across Microsoft Defender workloads: gaps found, actions recommended.
PromptVault governs the AI interactions inside this environment; RepoAudit covers the code. Services and products, one posture.
Three phases, each leaving you something you keep.
Current environment assessed: identities, configurations, data flows, and existing policies.
A sequenced roadmap with priorities, owners, and real estimates, aligned to your compliance targets.
Controls deployed, monitoring live, and your team equipped to run it without us.
Defender for Endpoint and Cloud, Entra ID, Purview, and Sentinel patterns.
Proven configurations adapted to your environment, not built from scratch.
Controls tied to the frameworks you answer to, so evidence is a byproduct of operating.
“G360 Technologies has done a great job delivering what we’ve planned.”
Usually not. We work with the Microsoft stack you own and configure it properly before recommending anything new.
Yes. A workshop or posture assessment is a common first step, with findings you keep either way.
Start with an assessment, a roadmap, or a structured takeover, and get moving faster.