Audit Entra ID (Azure AD) before identity drift becomes exposure
Run a Microsoft Entra ID security audit that highlights Conditional Access gaps, privileged role drift, weak MFA posture, risky app consents, and external identity exposure.
Coverage built for modern Microsoft Entra ID attack paths
The assessment focuses on the controls that matter most when securing Microsoft Entra ID and Azure AD tenants.
Conditional Access coverage
Check whether high-risk sign-ins, admins, and sensitive apps are protected by strong access policies.
MFA and authentication methods
Review MFA registration, method strength, self-service settings, and weak authentication fallback paths.
Privileged roles and PIM
Assess role assignments, standing privilege, activation guardrails, and privileged identity governance.
Applications and consents
Audit enterprise apps, delegated permissions, admin consent, and service principal exposure.
Guests and external identities
Examine B2B guest posture, collaboration defaults, tenant restrictions, and risky sharing patterns.
Hybrid drift and remediation
Connect findings to a remediation plan that helps reduce identity attack surface across cloud and hybrid setups.
Why teams use EtcSec for Entra ID audits
Cloud identity changes fast. EtcSec helps teams audit drift repeatedly, not just during one-off review projects.
Focused on real cloud identity risk
Cover the areas attackers target first: Conditional Access, privileged roles, app permissions, and external collaboration.
Clear remediation for security teams
Prioritize what to harden next instead of sorting through disconnected tenant settings by hand.
Works for hybrid identity programs
Pair Entra ID reviews with Active Directory audits to see where on-prem and cloud identity posture diverge.
Designed for repeatable reviews
Run the same audit after policy changes, new app onboarding, or quarterly access reviews.
Frequently asked questions
What does a Microsoft Entra ID security audit include?
EtcSec reviews Conditional Access, MFA configuration, privileged roles, PIM, enterprise applications, delegated permissions, guest access, and external identity controls.
How long does the Entra ID audit take?
Most tenants receive a first report in under five minutes once the audit is connected and launched.
Do you also cover Azure AD?
Yes. Microsoft Entra ID is the current name, and the assessment explicitly covers Azure AD environments and terminology.
Do I need agents on user devices to run the audit?
No. The audit relies on the platform connection and collector workflow, not endpoint agents on every workstation.
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Start your Microsoft Entra ID security audit
Launch the audit, review cloud identity exposure, and get a prioritized remediation plan for your tenant.