Identify high-impact administrator exposure and authentication weaknesses.
Microsoft 365 security assessment
Microsoft 365 security monitoring that shows what to fix first.
AuthMargin turns Microsoft 365 security evidence into a prioritized view of what matters, why it matters and what to do next. Audit Mode is designed to assess without changing tenant configuration.
✓ Read-only Audit Mode✓ Explainable findings✓ License-aware guidance
EXAMPLE TENANTASSESSMENT COMPLETE
84/100
Three findings deserve attention before the rest.
Privileged authentication weaknessCritical
OAuth permission exposureHigh
Conditional Access driftHigh
What AuthMargin looks for
One risk picture instead of six browser tabs.
The assessment brings identity, application, policy and device evidence together so administrators can focus on the highest-impact issues first.
Surface MFA and sign-in risks that deserve immediate review.
Review delegated permissions, consent exposure and application credential risk.
Spot important policy gaps or drift without hiding license dependencies.
Find accounts that may no longer need access to the tenant.
Bring Intune compliance, stale-device and policy coverage signals into the same risk picture.
Review bounded inbox forwarding evidence on privileged and high-value mailboxes.
Sample real root-permission evidence and surface anonymous exposure without pretending a sample is a full crawl.
Compare immutable snapshots and surface only security-relevant change sets.
01Assess
Collect the evidence needed for enabled security checks.
02Prioritize
Rank findings by severity, likelihood, privilege and blast radius.
03Remediate
Get clear guidance while keeping changes separate from read-only Audit Mode.
Designed for security review
Understand the access model before you connect a tenant.
AuthMargin documents the customer-facing safeguards, Microsoft permissions, data handling, and change boundaries needed for a meaningful trust review.
Read security and privacy answers →Run the read-only assessment before you buy anything.
Your first assessment evaluates the baseline controls Microsoft permits, explains missing evidence, and never requests Protect permissions.