One engine reads everything you run, fixes what a machine can, drafts the rest for a human to sign — and proves every pass inside your own tenant.
Most tools stop at a report. This one closes the loop — and holds every PASS until a re-scan reads it back.
Every one of the 110 requirements gets a verdict on each pass — read from the Microsoft 365 and Azure surfaces you grant where an API exposes it, marked “needs your documentation” where none does, and “could not check” where access was missing.
Auto-remediates what a machine can — MFA, encryption, logging, hardening — checks for collisions with your existing Intune settings first, and, on a failed step, attempts to undo its own change and reports what it reversed.
For what a machine can't, the AI drafts the procedure from two inputs only — your answers and the scan's detected state — and you review and sign every sentence before it enters your SSP.
Re-scans, then writes sha-256-hashed evidence into your own SharePoint. A PASS is issued only from state the engine actually read — anything it could not read is reported as could-not-check, never as met.
Your whole control surface in one view — every point is one of the 110 requirements, lighting up the moment it's read. Drag to rotate it.
Honest about the split — 40 controls with a deploy proven on a live tenant, 21 with a deploy built but not yet live-proven, 49 that need a human, done right.
Signals stream in from the Microsoft surfaces you already run, condense in the engine, and resolve into deployed fixes and proof — written back to your own tenant. Drag near the core to stir it; click to condense the swarm.
Static render (reduced-motion / no WebGL): the engine still reads 8 Microsoft surfaces, deploys hardened controls, and writes proof to your own tenant.
Ten thousand points of your controlled data, held inside your own tenant. Push them — they recoil. The scan reads configuration and directory attributes through Microsoft Graph and Azure Resource Manager; it never requests mailbox, chat or file contents, and the only files it opens are the JSON evidence records in the binder you designate, and your own SSP when you ask it to find a passage in it. What tunnels across is your posture: verdicts, the configuration values behind them, and evidence pointers.
Static render (reduced-motion or no WebGL): the boundary still holds — your documents stay in-tenant; verdicts, the configuration values behind them and evidence pointers are what cross.
Computed from your own tenant on the NIST SP 800-171 DoD Assessment Methodology v1.2.1 — the same 5/3/1 weights and −203 to 110 range SPRS uses. While any requirement is unresolved we show a range, not a single number. It is the working score for your Basic Assessment and SSP; your Affirming Official submits to SPRS, not us. Your documents stay in your tenant — we hold verdicts, the values behind them and pointers.
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