For business owners
Understand which Microsoft 365 risks should be discussed with your IT team or consultant.
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Microsoft 365 Security Risk Check
Review identity, email, Microsoft Entra ID, SharePoint, OneDrive, Teams, data protection, devices, third-party applications, monitoring, incident response, and recovery readiness in one guided self-assessment.
50 easy questions
Approximately 7–10 minutes
No personal information requested
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Free Microsoft 365 security self-assessment for Southern California businesses
OC Security Audit, under the leadership of Ali Hassani, CISO, helps businesses evaluate cybersecurity risks, Microsoft 365 security controls, cloud configurations, and compliance-readiness priorities. Ali Hassani brings more than 25 years of hands-on experience across cybersecurity consulting, IT management, Microsoft platforms, network engineering, system administration, and security implementation. The team has supported and reviewed dozens of business networks across Irvine, Orange County, Los Angeles County, and Southern California. Relevant certifications include CISSP, CCISO, MCSE, MCSA Security, MCITP, CCNA, and CCNP.
This free Microsoft 365 Security Risk Check is designed for business owners, IT administrators, IT managers, internal security teams, and organizations that want a practical starting point before requesting a professional Microsoft 365 security audit.
Important: This is an introductory self-assessment based only on the selections made in your browser. It is not a final audit, certification, attestation, penetration test, compliance determination, legal opinion, or guarantee. Review any proposed change carefully and consult a qualified cybersecurity professional before modifying production systems.
For IT administrators
Use the results as a structured starting point for evidence gathering and configuration review.
For IT managers and security teams
Identify priority areas that may need a deeper professional audit or remediation plan.
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Microsoft 365 security questionnaire
Select the answer that best reflects your environment. Expand any question to see what it means, how to investigate it, the potential impact, and Microsoft vendor documentation.
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Microsoft 365 Security Risk Check — Introductory Report
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100% affirmative control selections
This chart is an educational screening indicator. It is not a verified security rating or Microsoft Secure Score.
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Ongoing Microsoft 365 support
OC Security Audit focuses on independent security assessment, gap analysis, compliance-readiness support, and advisory services. When ongoing Microsoft 365 administration, remediation support, monitoring, endpoint support, or cloud operations are needed, explore sister company ITperfection.
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For a deeper Microsoft 365 security audit, evidence-based configuration review, gap analysis, and prioritized remediation roadmap, contact OC Security Audit.
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Important limitation and disclaimer: This Microsoft 365 Security Risk Check is a free educational self-assessment provided by OC Security Audit. It is based solely on unverified selections made by the visitor. It is not a final security assessment, formal audit, certification, attestation, Microsoft Secure Score calculation, penetration test, vulnerability scan, compliance determination, legal opinion, regulatory interpretation, warranty, or guarantee. The tool does not connect to or inspect your Microsoft 365 tenant. Security requirements vary by organization, licensing, configuration, business operations, contracts, data, systems, and legal obligations. Before making any change, consult a qualified cybersecurity professional and, where appropriate, legal or compliance counsel. Test changes carefully, use backups and rollback planning, and avoid modifying production systems without appropriate review. To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, OC Security Audit disclaims liability for reliance on this tool and for any decisions, changes, losses, damages, outages, business interruption, data exposure, misconfiguration, or other consequences arising from its use.