One view of your Microsoft cloud

You answer for Microsoft 365 and Azure: uptime, spend, security, compliance and now AI. TENET brings all of it into one view and ranks what needs your team’s attention first.

Every tool shows one slice

The Azure portal, the Microsoft 365 admin centre, Defender and a compliance spreadsheet each hold part of the picture. The gaps between them are where problems start.

Spend nobody reviews

Unused licences, seats never assigned and Azure costs that creep up add to the bill every month without a decision behind them.

Risk you hear about last

A risky sign-in, an open port or a new incident often reaches you after it has turned into a problem for the business.

See the whole estate

The TENET home view gives one posture score and eight cards covering attack surface, compliance, identity, AI services, exposure, anomalies, Microsoft 365 and remediation. A daily brief tells you what changed in the last 24 hours, in TENET or in a Microsoft Teams channel.

• One posture score across Microsoft 365 and Azure
• Daily brief of what changed and why
• Admin or viewer access for your team and IT partner

Cut wasted spend

TENET counts inactive users and unassigned Microsoft 365 seats, shows which users are ready for Copilot before you buy more, and flags sustained Azure cost increases and new sources of spend.

• Inactive users and unassigned seats
• Copilot readiness per user
• Azure cost increases and new spend

Fix the riskiest issues first

Identity risk events, Microsoft Sentinel and Defender incidents, open ports and attack paths are ranked in one place. Any finding becomes a tracked remediation task, and overdue tasks raise an alert so nothing stalls.

• Identity, incidents and exposure ranked together
• Attack paths show which fix breaks the most routes
• Remediation tasks with overdue alerts

Govern compliance and AI

NIS2 and NIST CSF 2.0 readiness is tracked from your own Microsoft 365 and Azure configuration. AI agent identities are scored on whether they have an owner, hold sensitive permissions or were consented tenant-wide, and Azure AI services are checked for security gaps.

• NIS2 and NIST CSF 2.0 readiness
• AI agents without an owner or sponsor
• Azure AI security gaps by severity