Lock down access without locking people out

Key problems we solve

• “Are we still relying on legacy authentication or unmanaged admin rights?”

⋅ Identify weak points in identity platforms (e.g., EntraID / AD / cloud tenancy) and flag misconfigurations that attackers can exploit to escalate privileges.
⋅ Tighten privileged access with least‑privilege controls: review Domain Admins/service accounts, introduce/optimise PIM/JIT and audit privileged activity so admin rights are governed, not permanent.
⋅ Improve sign‑in protection with MFA + Conditional Access aligned to best‑practice posture improvements.

• “Is offboarding slow – and creating risk?

⋅ Reduce exposure from leavers by enforcing Joiner–Mover–Leaver (JML) automation and role-based access models, so access is removed consistently and quickly.
⋅ Surface and clean up risky accounts (e.g., disabled/inactive users and guests) that can become entry points if left behind.

• “Do permissions drift over time (privilege creep)?”

⋅ Run regular access reviews and reporting so elevated access is justified, time-bound, and visible (not “set and forget”).
⋅ Track and validate privileged activity using logs (e.g., PIM/JIT elevations) to confirm permissions are being used appropriately – and remove what isn’t needed.
⋅ Keep enforcement tight with ongoing checks on MFA/Conditional Access coverage and structured reviews, so access control stays strong as teams and systems change.