BD-S

Microsoft practice · Security

Protect people, devices, identities and data with Microsoft Security

Most organisations already license more Microsoft security capability than they have switched on. BD-S assesses the posture, implements the controls that matter and keeps them current, across identity, endpoints, data and the Microsoft 365 tenant.

Business outcomes

What this solves

Security engagements close the gaps that audits, insurers and incident reviews keep finding.

Identity is the perimeter and it is porous

Legacy authentication, weak MFA coverage and standing admin rights are still common.

Unmanaged and inconsistent devices

Laptops and phones with no baseline, no compliance policy and no way to wipe them.

Data without classification

Sensitive information shared freely because nothing labels or protects it.

Controls that decay

Settings implemented once and never reviewed as Microsoft and the threat landscape change.

What we deliver

Security services

Zero Trust architecture

Identity, device, application and data controls designed as one model.

Compliance

Purview Compliance Manager, audit and reporting for regulated environments.

How BD-S helps

From strategy through to ongoing support

  • Advisory

    Posture reviews, Zero Trust design and roadmaps aligned to Essential Eight and ISM.

  • Implementation

    Entra, Intune, Defender and Purview configured to agreed baselines.

  • Integration

    Security signals and identity connected to SIEM, ITSM and line-of-business systems.

  • Modernisation

    Retiring legacy authentication, on-premises management tools and unmanaged devices.

  • Adoption

    Policies people can live with, communications and training so controls are not bypassed.

  • Managed services

    Ongoing posture monitoring, policy maintenance and uplift under a service agreement.

Typical engagements

Where we usually start

  1. Step 1: Security posture review

    Tenant, identity, device and data assessment with prioritised findings.

  2. Step 2: Identity uplift

    Conditional Access, MFA and privileged access implemented.

  3. Step 3: Intune deployment

    Device enrolment, compliance and configuration baselines.

  4. Step 4: Purview rollout

    Classification, labels, DLP and retention.

  5. Step 5: Managed security uplift

    Continuous improvement against a target maturity.

Talk to us about your Microsoft environment

Advisory, implementation, integration, adoption and managed services from one Australian, Indigenous-owned Microsoft partner.