Build a shared security baseline. Know what to prioritise next.
A guided Microsoft security workshop from iLink Digital.
Security decisions become harder when configuration evidence is spread across tools and teams. Existing gaps, prerequisites for new capabilities, and competing priorities all need to be understood before deciding where to act.
Explore iLink’s M365 Security Landing Zone Accelerator, an assessment approach spanning seven Microsoft security domains. Learn how to bring evidence into a customer-scoped review, distinguish current posture from future readiness, and develop a prioritised roadmap. Your team controls scope, consent, and access throughout.
Connect observed configuration and business objectives to security priorities.
Select Greenfield, Brownfield, or Skip for each of seven domains: Entra, Microsoft 365, Microsoft 365 Copilot, Intune, Purview, Defender XDR, and Sentinel.
Understand administrator consent, effective workload roles, and approved read-only evidence collection.
Compare observed and expected states, with sources, confidence, limitations, and next actions kept visible.
Interpret scorecards while distinguishing evidence coverage, security posture, readiness, and maturity.
Explore recorded activity and linked event sequences as investigation leads requiring validation, not proof of compromise.
Sequence actions across Stabilize, Establish, and Optimize, with dependencies and owners. Understand how the assessment complements Microsoft Secure Score.
Collection is read-only. Your team approves access, and no assessor infrastructure is installed in your tenant.
A structured approach to reviewing existing configuration and planning new capabilities across the domains you choose.
An understanding of how to interpret scorecards and trace findings to their sources, while recognising gaps in coverage and assessment limitations.
A way to define a target security landing zone and sequence improvements by severity, impact, dependencies, and ownership.
CISOs and security leaders, Microsoft 365 and security platform owners, and security architects.
Also relevant for identity, endpoint, data-protection, and security-operations leads; IT leaders planning Copilot adoption; and risk and compliance stakeholders.
The assessment informs security decisions. It does not, on its own, establish complete security, regulatory compliance, or control effectiveness.
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