Account & access review
Review multi-factor authentication, administrator access and sign-in controls supported by your platform and licensing.
Business email connects your customers, suppliers and daily operations. INPOSIT helps review the controls protecting your accounts and domain, then prioritise improvements that fit your environment.
A new email platform, suspicious messages or uncertainty about account access are good reasons to review your setup. We assess existing configuration and available features before proposing changes. The work can cover Microsoft 365 or another supported email platform, subject to its capabilities.
Review multi-factor authentication, administrator access and sign-in controls supported by your platform and licensing.
Review SPF, DKIM and DMARC, identify legitimate sending services and plan changes with monitoring to reduce disruption to business email.
Review available spam, impersonation and malicious-content protection, and configure agreed policies for your users and mail flow.
Document changes, provide practical guidance on suspicious messages and agree steps for reporting and responding to a suspected account compromise.
Deliverables, third-party subscriptions and ongoing support are confirmed in your project proposal.
Know what is included, how progress will be reviewed and what happens after handover.
Discuss your requirements, current setup, priorities and constraints.
Agree deliverables and costs, then work through the plan with review points.
Check the agreed outcomes, document the work and confirm any ongoing support.
Security recommendations should be understandable and connected to how your business uses email. Read the client feedback from Jijin Joseph, COO at Lumora, about email security work.
Read client feedbackMicrosoft 365 includes security capabilities, and Microsoft Entra security defaults can provide baseline protection. The controls available and their configuration depend on your licences and environment. A review checks what is enabled and what needs attention.
Changes to mail filtering or domain authentication can affect delivery if legitimate senders are missed. We identify sending services, plan the rollout and agree testing and monitoring before tightening policies.
No security setup can eliminate every threat. The aim is to reduce exposure through appropriate configuration, monitoring and user awareness, with a clear response process when something suspicious occurs.