Threat detection and response
Defender watches email, endpoints, and identity from one place instead of three separate dashboards.
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Microsoft 365 Security Services, Built as One Connected System
Microsoft 365 is not HIPAA compliant out of the box. Nothing is. Compliance comes from how it is configured, who can access data, how that data is handled, and how it is monitored. We set all of that up for you.
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Features
Features and Capabilities of Microsoft 365 Security
Security tools only help if they're actually connected. Here's how Defender, Purview, and Intune work together in a properly configured Microsoft 365 environment, instead of running as three disconnected systems nobody's watching closely.
Data loss prevention
Purview classifies sensitive data and stops it from leaving through the wrong channel.
Endpoint compliance
Intune enforces the same standard across company laptops and personal phones alike.
Zero Trust access
Every request gets checked against identity and device health, not waved through because it's inside the network.
Identity protection
Entra ID policies catch risky sign-ins before they turn into something worse.
Ongoing monitoring
Someone's actually watching the alerts, not just collecting them.
Other offerings
Microsoft 365 Security Offerings
Every security engagement starts with an honest look at where you actually stand, then moves through configuration, monitoring, and response planning. Here's exactly what's included once you bring us in.
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Security posture assessment
A clear picture of where your current setup has gaps, ranked by what actually matters.
Defender configuration and monitoring
Threat protection set up and watched, not just switched on and left.
Purview DLP policy setup
Rules built around your actual sensitive data, not a generic template.
Intune compliance policies
Device standards enforced consistently, company-owned or BYOD.
Zero Trust implementation
Access rules built around identity and device health instead of network location.
Incident response support
A documented plan for when something does get through, because eventually something will.
Why XDuce
Why Choose XDuce + DEV IT for Microsoft 365 Security
Security tools only protect you when someone runs them properly. XDuce and DEV IT set up Defender, Purview, and Intune as one system, then stay on the monitoring, so protection doesn’t quietly lapse after the initial setup.
Three tools, one system
Defender, Purview, and Intune are configured to work together from day one, not delivered as three separate projects.
Audited process and security
We work to CMMI Level 5 and ISO 27001 standards, so how we protect your environment can be checked, not just promised.
Strategy and engineering, together
XDuce sets the security direction and DEV IT carries it out, so the plan and the execution never drift apart.
Rules built around your data
DLP policies reflect what you’re really protecting, not a boilerplate template with your name on it.
Watched, not just switched on
Setup is the easy part. We stay on the monitoring afterward, so alerts get acted on, not just collected.
Compliance built in from the start
Configuration accounts for HIPAA, GDPR, DORA, or DPDP, whichever applies to you.
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A review of identity and access setup, current Defender and Purview configuration, endpoint compliance through Intune, and how far off you are from Zero Trust. You get a prioritized list, not just a score.
Yes, when it's tuned right. The goal is checking identity and device health automatically in the background, so access gets verified without adding friction to every single login your team makes.
It classifies sensitive data first, then applies rules that block or flag unauthorized sharing. Enforcement happens automatically after that, instead of relying on someone remembering a policy buried in a document.
Yes. Defender's alerts feed directly into ongoing monitoring, so something flagged at 2 a.m. actually gets looked at and acted on, instead of sitting in a queue until someone's back at their desk.
That's what incident response planning is for. Having a documented plan before something happens is what keeps a bad day from turning into a much worse week for everyone involved.