TENET: The Wiz alternative for Azure & Microsoft 365

Up and running in two minutes

Enterprise CNAPP platforms require a demo request, a sales conversation, and a custom proposal — before you have seen a single finding in your environment. That is a cost before the cost, for a tool you have not yet evaluated.

TENET starts at $199/month with a 14-day free trial. Connect your Azure tenant via read-only API — no agents, no scanners, no professional services — and your first findings appear in the same session. Microsoft 365 connects the same way: one authorisation through your tenant and TENET begins correlating Defender, Intune, SharePoint, and OneDrive signals with your Azure data automatically.

For a lean security team, time-to-value is not a nice-to-have. It is the difference between a tool that gets used and one that does not.

Your threats don’t stop at Azure. Your coverage should match.

Multi-cloud platforms connect to Microsoft 365 at the tenant level — surface-level SaaS visibility. They do not monitor Microsoft Defender alerts, Intune device compliance, SharePoint data exposure, or OneDrive sharing risks. For most SMB teams, those are the most active threat surfaces in the estate.

Phishing campaigns land in Exchange. Files leak through SharePoint. Non-compliant Intune devices become entry points. An attacker who gets into an Entra ID account does not stop at the Azure boundary. TENET monitors Defender, Intune, SharePoint, and OneDrive — and correlates every signal with your Azure identity and infrastructure data. One view of your full Microsoft estate, not two separate tools with no shared context.

Azure identity governance built for Entra ID — not bolted on

Identity is where most Azure breaches start. An over-privileged service principal. A dormant guest account that still has Contributor access. An application registration with admin consent no one remembers approving. These are not exotic attack vectors — they are routine findings in any Azure environment that has been running for more than six months.

Multi-cloud CIEM is built around a lowest-common-denominator identity model — useful if you are running AWS and GCP alongside Azure. If your environment is Microsoft-only, you get a generic entitlement layer where you need depth. TENET models Entra ID, RBAC, service principals, and PIM natively. Over-privileged roles, dormant accounts, MFA gaps, and guest access are surfaced automatically — each linked to the attack paths they enable and the compliance controls they violate.

Compliance mapped to NIS2, not just CIS benchmarks

If you are subject to NIS2, your auditors are not asking for a CIS benchmark score. They want evidence tied to specific articles — and they want it generated from your actual environment, not a spreadsheet you completed yourself.

TENET maps every Azure and M365 finding to specific NIS2 articles and NIST CSF 2.0 controls. Evidence is collected automatically. When an open NSG, a dormant privileged account, or a Defender alert creates a compliance gap, TENET identifies the article affected, the specific resource involved, and the remediation steps required — not a generic recommendation to review your policies.

Ask questions. Get answers from your live environment.

Most security platforms assume you have an analyst to interpret them. Dashboards, risk scores, and event logs are useful if someone has the time to work through them. Most SMB security teams do not have that person.

BriteAI is built into TENET. Ask about attack paths, identity exposure, compliance gaps, or anomalies in plain language — and get specific answers drawn from your live Azure and M365 data, with remediation steps tied to the exact resources involved. For teams running their own SRE agents, the TENET MCP lets those agents query your environment and execute targeted fixes — with human approval for sensitive operations.