Know where your Microsoft 365 stands
Turn Microsoft 365 questions into a clear plan.
Concerned about security settings, access or licences? Request a scoped review conversation and find out what an audit could cover for your business.
Discuss a Microsoft 365 auditFree enquiry · No obligation to proceed
From question to next step
Make the next conversation count.
- 01
Choose your focus
Tell us your team size and whether security, licensing or a broader review is your priority.
- 02
Agree a safe scope
Dead Simple Computing discusses the proposed checks, permissions, deliverables and price with you.
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Decide what to improve
If you commission the audit, agree how findings will be explained and which changes need your approval.
Let’s start with your business
Tell us where you are.
And where you want to be.
Who receives your enquiry
Dead Simple Computing
Your service request and the contact details you provide are sent directly to Dead Simple Computing so they can respond about Microsoft 365 audit.
View the provider profileThe enquiry is free and carries no obligation. Any audit, support or certification work is scoped and priced separately before you agree to proceed.
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Tell us what you need.
This request goes to Dead Simple Computing. Your details are shared only when you submit the completed form.
Before you enquire
A few useful answers.
What might a Microsoft 365 audit include?
An agreed review can cover sign-in protection, administrator access, email security, sharing, audit settings and licensing. Available checks depend on your subscriptions and the access you authorise.
Is Microsoft Secure Score the same as an audit?
Secure Score tracks recommended security actions for supported Microsoft services. It is useful context for a review, but does not replace checking your business requirements, configurations and findings.
Does this form connect to our Microsoft 365 tenant?
No. This is an enquiry only. Do not enter passwords, tokens or administrator credentials. Any later access must be agreed separately before an audit begins.