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Secure identity, devices and file access before Copilot goes wider.

Copilot draws on the Microsoft 365 content each person already has permission to open. We tighten sign-in and device controls with Microsoft Entra and Intune, fix oversharing with Microsoft Purview and agree what each AI agent can reach, so people can use AI inside controls you can check.

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AI brings old permission problems to the surface.

Files that were hard to find were never as private as they looked. With Copilot, people can ask for them in plain words, and the answer depends on who can open what.

Banning AI without offering an approved tool can push staff towards ones outside your controls. We help you give them one, with access you can see and check.

Start with sign-in and devices, then fix the oversharing.

We review Conditional Access, multifactor authentication and privileged access in Microsoft Entra, and device compliance in Intune, against the Essential Eight maturity level you're aiming for. We close the highest-risk gaps first.

Then we find files shared too widely, protect sensitive ones with Microsoft Purview and agree, for each AI agent, what it can reach and who checks its work.

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Meeting-room devices keep running on your network after their security fixes stop.

Many rooms fitted out around 2020 and 2021 are reaching the end of vendor support. Depending on the model and vendor, the equipment keeps working but stops getting updates, including security fixes.

A room fleet audit shows which devices are affected. We replace them, configure the network and firewall rules they need, then support them for the life of the equipment.

See how a room refresh runs
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Agree what an AI agent in the contact centre can reach.

To change an appointment, or reset a password once the caller's identity is confirmed, an AI agent needs access to the systems that store those records.

We agree which systems it can use and when it passes a caller to a person, and set how calls and transcripts are recorded and who can open them.

See how we build contact centres

Questions we can answer for you.

We can help you answer each of these from your own systems.

  • Who can open our most sensitive files today?
  • What would Copilot show a new starter on their first day?
  • Which accounts still sign in without multifactor authentication?
  • Which devices aren't enrolled, patched or compliant?
  • Which AI agents are running in our tenant, and what can they reach?
  • How close are we to the Essential Eight maturity level we're aiming for?
  • Which meeting-room devices no longer get security updates?
  • Where are call recordings and transcripts kept, and who can open them?

Read more about identity, data and AI controls.

Tell us where Copilot and your controls stand today.

You might be piloting Copilot, planning agents or preparing for an Essential Eight assessment. Tell us what's in place and what concerns you about access, and we'll call to propose a Copilot readiness assessment, which looks at your identities and devices as well as oversharing. We agree its scope and cost with you before it starts.

Ask about a Copilot readiness assessment