Continuous monitoring
Continuous checks watch the controls between audits and raise an alert the moment one drifts.
A control is not a thing you have; it is a thing that is true right now. Multi-factor authentication that covered everyone in April covers everyone except the three people who joined in June, and nothing about the annual assessment cycle is designed to notice.
Monitoring runs live checks against the tools you already use and tells you the moment a control stops holding - not at the next assessment, and not when a customer asks.
Live control health
Check health across every connected system, with history rather than a single snapshot.
Every check, and what it last returned
Each control-linked check, its cadence, and what it proved the last time it ran.
Drift, the moment it happens
What changed, why it matters, and which control it affects.
Why a check failed, in full
A single continuous check with its result history and the control it evidences.
An alert with the work attached
One alert with its full context: what fired, on what, and the remediation already under way.
Measured against the CIS baseline
Microsoft 365 measured against the CIS benchmark, control by control.
Security checks alongside compliance ones
Continuous configuration checks against connected tenants, with drift shown over time.
