Your Microsoft 365, secure and under control.

Specialised administration, audits and migrations for companies that take security seriously.

A view from the outside, from public DNS records. It shows what anyone can see about you.

One hundred and eight tenant settings. One measurement.

Where you are now

What do you need to sort out?

I don’t know how it’s configured

The environment grew for years and nobody now knows who has access to what.

Start with a measurement
We’re changing provider

You’re leaving your current partner or arriving from another environment.

See migrations
A customer wants a NIS2 questionnaire

A regulated customer or insurer wants evidence of how your environment is secured.

Does it apply to you?
We have nobody for it

Your IT partner handles networks and devices, but nobody watches the tenant.

Ongoing administration

The deliverable

You don’t get a slide deck. You get a measurement.

A report with one number, the three biggest risks and the full list of findings. We walk through it together, not by email.

You can repeat that same number in six months and see whether things improved.

How it works
108tenant settings measured
11areas across the environment
10working days for a review

Free

Try before you talk to us

Three tools, no sign-up. They answer the first question before you ask anyone.

Domain check

What your DNS records reveal from outside

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Migration planner

A timeline for moving to Microsoft 365

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Does NIS2 apply to you?

Directly, through a customer, or not at all

Open

Services

What we do for you

You get the price in writing before we start, not after.

Core service

Miciamo Baseline

Review, rollout and governance of your tenant to the Miciamo Baseline. One hundred and eight settings we measure in every environment — and keep in place over time.

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Projects

Projects

A safe move of your data to the cloud and the architecture of the new environment.

Exchange→Microsoft 365→Baseline
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People

Training

Training for your staff and your IT team.

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Operations

Support

Ongoing tenant administration and advice on your Microsoft 365 environment.

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Field notes

What’s changing right now

Short notes from practice on Microsoft 365 changes that affect companies your size.

A customer questionnaire is now the most common reason clients call us

Most smaller firms are not directly in scope. The requirements reach them through a customer who is.

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The printer that stops sending scans in January

At the end of December 2026 Microsoft will switch off, by default in existing tenants, mail submission over SMTP AUTH with basic authentication — a plain username and password.

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Exchange Web Services starts switching off on 1 October

From 1 October 2026 Microsoft is disabling the EWS interface in Exchange Online by default, tenant by tenant. On 1 April 2027 it ends completely, and Microsoft has said up front there will be no extension.

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Microsoft is retiring Restricted SharePoint Search

As of 31 July 2026 the feature can no longer be newly enabled. Restricted Content Discovery replaces it.

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Questions

What people ask most

What access to the tenant do you need?
Read-only access is enough for the measurement — we change nothing during it, so wider permissions are not needed. For a rollout we ask only for the roles a given change actually requires.
How long does a review take?
Ten working days from access being granted. The measurement itself takes hours; the rest is analysis and writing the report.
Will you change anything during the measurement?
No. Nothing changes during a review, and that is deliberate. Without a starting point there is nothing to compare the rollout against.
We already have an IT provider. Will you get in each other’s way?
Quite the opposite. We work only on the Microsoft 365 tenant — not devices, networks or end-user support. We routinely complement an existing partner.
How much does it cost?
We send the price on request, always in writing before we start. A review has a fixed price based on user count; a rollout is priced after the measurement, once the number of findings is known.
What if nothing serious turns up?
We will say so and we will not sell you a rollout you do not need. If there are fewer than ten findings, the review is on us.

Want to know where you stand?

Send us your domain and a rough user count. We’ll come back with a slot and a price.

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