MICROSOFT 365 EXPOSURE
Uncover excessive permissions, misconfigurations, and attack opportunities across Teams, SharePoint, and Microsoft 365 identities.
Saporo analyzes Microsoft 365 identities and access in one graph, revealing how exposure connects across your Microsoft environment and which changes best protect critical assets. Connecting Azure resources or on-premises Active Directory extends that visibility across hybrid environments.
Source: SANS 2026 State of Identity Threat Detection and Response
INSIDE THE PLATFORM
Bring Microsoft 365 groups, Teams, channels, and associated SharePoint sites into one view alongside Entra users, guests, and applications. Connect memberships, ownership, and permissions to understand who can access or control collaboration resources across your tenant.
Connect excessive access, misconfigurations, attack paths, and flagged events from your connected Microsoft logs to reveal attack opportunities. Prioritize exposure to critical collaboration resources, then follow guided recommendations. With Enterprise, coordinate approvals and automate supported changes.
Track resolved Microsoft 365 findings, attack paths removed, and access to critical collaboration resources. Combine Resistance Score and Attack Paths Score trends with CIS Microsoft 365 control results and tiering views to demonstrate measurable hardening progress.
MICROSOFT 365 Q&A
Saporo analyzes Microsoft 365 groups, Teams, channels, associated SharePoint sites, and their relationships with users, guests, and applications. It combines memberships, ownership, application permissions, and supported security controls to reveal identity exposure and attack opportunities.
Saporo connects Microsoft 365 to the Entra ID identities behind its access. Azure resources add context when present. Identities, permissions and applications share one graph, helping prioritize changes that protect critical assets. Microsoft 365 analysis does not require Azure infrastructure.
Yes. Saporo identifies supported application permissions and delegated OAuth grants that can expose Microsoft 365 services and data. Connecting these permissions to identities and privileges helps teams understand their potential impact and prioritize excessive access.
Saporo reviews guest memberships, privileged guest accounts, and supported external-sharing settings. This helps identify broad access and weak configurations that increase exposure across Microsoft 365.
Yes. When Active Directory is connected, Saporo uses collected hybrid identity relationships to link on-premises and Microsoft cloud exposure. Organizations can also analyze their Microsoft 365 environment without connecting on-premises Active Directory.
