Could someone take over an account?
Weak sign-in protection can turn a stolen password into access to business email and information.
Your business relies on Microsoft 365 for email, files and everyday work. SuiteXray turns complex security settings into a clear picture of what’s protected, where your business may be exposed, and what deserves attention first.
A business can come to depend on Microsoft 365 before anyone is responsible for checking its security. Important settings can be missed, left unchanged, or no longer match how the business works.
You don’t need another dashboard full of technical scores. You need clear answers.
Weak sign-in protection can turn a stolen password into access to business email and information.
Gaps in email protection can make phishing and payment fraud harder to prevent.
Old accounts, external users and connected applications create risks that are easy to overlook.
Understand which important protections are in place and where your security is stronger.
See how a technical gap could affect your people, email, files or business operations.
Recommendations ordered by importance — not a long list of settings without context.
A readable summary for business leaders and the technical details behind it for your IT team.
Multi-factor authentication, sign-in controls, Conditional Access, inactive accounts and licenses.
Who holds powerful permissions, which are permanent, and how privileged accounts are protected.
Phishing and spoofing defenses, domain authentication, hidden forwarding and risky mail rules.
Connected applications, their permissions, guest accounts and external collaboration.
Available evidence about device management and access to business information.
Available evidence about information protection, backup coverage and recovery preparedness.
Coverage depends on your Microsoft 365 licenses, approved permissions and available evidence. Anything that can’t be verified is marked as such — never shown as “all clear”.
SuiteXray organizes the results so decision-makers and technical teams work from the same information — online in your portal, with HTML, PDF and CSV downloads, in English or Russian.
Illustrative example. Actual findings depend on the assessed environment.
Tell us about your company and what you’d like to understand. We confirm the scope and price before anything starts.
Your Microsoft 365 administrator reviews the requested permissions on Microsoft’s own approval screen and grants access for the agreed scope.
SuiteXray collects available configuration evidence and checks it. Nothing in your tenant is changed and no fixes are applied.
Read the report in your portal, share it with your team, and plan the next steps with your IT provider.
Whether you’re growing a business, managing IT alongside other responsibilities, or working with an external IT provider, SuiteXray helps you ask better questions and make informed decisions about Microsoft 365 security.
Understand your security exposure without learning complex terminology.
See how identity and email risks could affect everyday business and payments.
Get the technical context and evidence needed to plan improvements.
SuiteXray is an evidence-based assessment. It evaluates available settings and produces recommendations. It does not change security policies, disable accounts or apply fixes.
No. The assessment evaluates available evidence and produces findings. It does not fix issues or modify your protection settings. Initial setup requires an administrator to approve assessment access.
Read-only permissions for the agreed scope. Your Microsoft 365 administrator sees the full list before approving it.
Yes. Disconnecting in the portal stops new assessments, and your administrator can remove the application’s permission in Microsoft Entra at any time.
No. The business summary is written for non-specialists. The report also includes technical details for whoever manages your IT.
No. Coverage depends on the areas available, your subscriptions, permissions and evidence. The report marks what could not be verified.
No. SuiteXray is a configuration and security-posture assessment. It is not a penetration test and not a guarantee of compliance or protection.
It depends on the scope. We confirm the price before any work begins.
Tell us a little about your company. We’ll follow up to discuss the scope, access requirements and next steps.