Microsoft 365 Compliance for Enterprises Built Around Your Risk
We move your Microsoft 365 compliance away from last-minute audit panic. Controls run in the background, record every step, and keep proof ready on demand.
Microsoft 365 Compliance by Region
HIPAA Compliance (North America)
ePHI access, data loss prevention, incident response, all of it configured around what your Business Associate Agreement actually promises. Not just the data, the documentation too.
Deliverables
- HIPAA and NIST gap assessment
- ePHI access control setup
- Purview DLP configuration for health data
- Endpoint compliance through Intune
- Incident response documentation
DORA Compliance (Europe & UK)
DORA ICT resilience isn't something you claim, it's something you prove. We build the documentation, the vendor risk records, and the residency controls that hold up when a regulator asks.
Deliverables
- DORA gap assessment
- Third-party risk documentation
- Threat-led penetration testing readiness
- EU and UK data residency setup
- Incident reporting workflow
DPDP Act Compliance (India)
Consent tracking. Request handling within required timelines. Transfer controls that hold. That's what DPDP Act enterprise compliance actually requires, and what gets configured here.
Deliverables
- DPDP gap assessment
- Consent management setup
- Data principal request workflow
- Cross-border transfer controls
- Breach reporting process
Data Sovereignty & Cross-Border Governance
Where your data sits, and who can reach it from another country, is not really a policy question. It is a setup question. We handle it inside your tenant with Microsoft Purview. A written policy nobody enforces protects nothing. Real controls do.
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Data Residency Mapping
A clear map of where your Microsoft 365 data physically sits today, region by region, so nothing is assumed.
Data Classification
Personal and regulated data identified and labeled in Purview first, because you can’t govern what you haven’t found.
Cross-Border Transfer Controls
Rules that limit how data moves between regions, matched to the regulations that apply to you, such as GDPR and DPDP.
Access Governance Across Regions
Who can reach what, and from where, defined in Entra ID and enforced consistently instead of left in a policy document.
Regional Policy Alignment
One configuration approach that respects each region’s rules, so teams in different countries aren’t held to the wrong standard.
Ongoing Sovereignty Review
Residency and transfer settings checked on a set schedule, so they don’t drift as your business and regulations change.
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Usually it comes down to where you operate and what data you handle, not where you're headquartered. Healthcare data in North America means HIPAA. Financial entities in the EU and UK, DORA. Personal data tied to India, DPDP.
Often, yes. Purview, Defender, and Intune overlap across frameworks more than people expect. What doesn't overlap is the paperwork, policies and documentation still need separate configuration for each one that applies.
Honestly, neither one alone is enough. You need someone fluent in both the Microsoft 365 tooling and the actual regulatory language, which is a narrower skill set than either job title implies on its own.
At least once a year, as a baseline. Sooner than that if a framework gets updated or your business expands into a region it wasn't operating in before.
Start with a Microsoft 365 compliance assessment. It tells you exactly where you stand, then the plan gets built around whatever carries the most risk first, not alphabetically, not by whatever's easiest.