Run Microsoft cloud services with less risk

You run Microsoft 365 and Azure as a service, for one organisation or for many clients, against standards, deadlines and budgets. TENET shows where each tenant has drifted, what is overdue and what it costs, in one view.

Tenants that drift from the baseline

Each tenant starts from a standard configuration. Over months, exceptions and quick fixes pull it away, and nobody sees the gap until something breaks or an audit asks.

Fixes that miss their deadline

Findings are agreed, assigned and then forgotten in a queue. An overdue fix is a risk you have already accepted without meaning to.

Reporting built by hand

Service reviews take hours of exports and screenshots, and the numbers are out of date by the time anyone reads them.

Keep every service healthy

TENET watches Azure workloads against learned baselines and lists the health events Microsoft reports for Azure and Microsoft 365, each with an AI summary. Application failures come from Application Insights, so one view shows what is degrading and why.

• Workload drift without alert rules
• Azure and Microsoft 365 health events with summaries
• Application failures grouped by app

Hold every tenant to a baseline

Azure security assessments, Azure Policy results and Microsoft 365 security controls are checked continuously and mapped to NIS2 and NIST CSF 2.0. A posture score per tenant shows which one has drifted, and the Policy Vault keeps the written standards next to the technical checks.

• Failing controls with affected resources and fix steps
• Posture score for each tenant
• Policies with review dates

Meet remediation deadlines

Every finding can become a task with a priority and an owner. TENET alerts a Microsoft Teams channel when tasks are due soon or overdue, opens tickets in HaloPSA or Jira, and pulls status changes back so the remediation list stays true.

• Tasks created from findings in one click
• Due-soon and overdue alerts in Teams
• Two-way status with HaloPSA or Jira

Control licence and cloud spend

Inactive users and unassigned Microsoft 365 seats are counted for each tenant, Copilot readiness shows who would use a licence, and sustained Azure cost increases and new spend sources are flagged from settled cost data.

• Inactive users and unassigned seats
• Copilot readiness before buying
• Azure cost increases and new spend

Report service and risk clearly

A daily brief lists what changed in posture and compliance. Posture history shows the trend between reviews, and Cloud Security, NIS2, NIST CSF 2.0 and Copilot readiness reports download in seven languages, under an MSP’s own brand where needed.

• Daily brief of changes
• Posture trend between reviews
• Four report types in seven languages