Continuous Microsoft 365 identity monitoring with automated remediation — because credential-based attacks move fast.
Your Microsoft 365 account credentials are one of the most valuable things an attacker can steal. With a valid username and password, an attacker doesn't need to hack anything — they simply log in. From there they can access your email, your files, your Teams conversations, and potentially your entire business.
This is an identity-based attack, and it's one of the most common ways Canadian businesses are compromised today. Microsoft 365's built-in security can detect some suspicious activity, but it doesn't provide the continuous monitoring, expert analysis, and automated response needed to catch and contain identity threats quickly.
We provide managed Microsoft 365 identity protection for businesses across Canada — monitoring your environment around the clock, detecting suspicious account activity, and automatically remediating confirmed threats before they turn into incidents.
This service is a great fit for businesses that:
Common identity-based threats in Microsoft 365 include:
These attacks often go undetected for weeks or months without dedicated identity monitoring in place.
Your Microsoft 365 authentication activity is monitored 24/7. Every sign-in, access event, and permission change is analyzed in real time so threats can be identified the moment they emerge.
Our system identifies suspicious behavior patterns including:
When a threat is confirmed, automated remediation kicks in within minutes:
You receive regular reports highlighting real attack activity against your Microsoft 365 environment:
ITDR protects your Microsoft 365 identities — but identity attacks often start somewhere else. We recommend pairing this service with:
Stops the phishing emails that are the most common source of stolen credentials.
Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR)Protects the devices where credentials are entered and potentially stolen by malware.
Microsoft 365 Management & LicensingEnsures your M365 environment is properly configured so ITDR has the right foundation to monitor.
Together, these services cover the three most common attack vectors for small and mid-sized businesses: email, endpoints, and identities.