Entra ID and privilege
Tenant controls, federation, Conditional Access, PIM, managed identities, service principals and emergency access.
Microsoft Azure security
Join up identity, policy and the workload.
Azure risk often crosses the line between Entra ID and resource configuration. We review that path end to end, then turn the important fixes into policy, code and operating practice.
01 / Azure scope
Start with who can act, then what they can reach.
We use the Azure Well-Architected Framework as a reference while tracing your real identity, management and workload boundaries.
Management and policy
Management groups, subscriptions, RBAC, Azure Policy, landing-zone guardrails and controlled exemptions.
Networks and workloads
VNets, private endpoints, ingress and egress, application services, virtual machines, AKS and workload identity.
Data and detection
Storage, Key Vault, databases, logging, Defender for Cloud, Sentinel integration, backups and recovery access.
02 / Method
Trace the control plane before tuning the alerts.
We first establish the hierarchy and privileged paths. That context makes posture findings and workload alerts much easier to prioritise.
Establish
Map tenants, management groups, subscriptions, privileged identities, networks and critical workloads.
Test
Review inheritance, validate access and exposure, and examine the controls around important data flows.
Implement
Make agreed changes through Bicep, Terraform, Policy and controlled configuration, then verify the result.
03 / Outputs
- 01Azure hierarchy and privilege map
- 02Entra and RBAC remediation plan
- 03Policy and landing-zone improvements
- 04AKS, network and data-control changes
- 05Defender triage and detection ownership
Bring us the subscription with too many owners.
We will trace the real privilege path.
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