Free security assessment tool

Identity and Access Management Assessment

Review common identity, authentication, privileged-access, authorization, guest-access, monitoring, and hybrid-directory risks in about 5–10 minutes.

50 easy identity and access readiness questionsNo names, phone numbers, emails, or company informationInstant on-page report with charts and prioritiesNo data submission, API calls, or external scripts
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Start with a practical identity-security snapshot

OC Security Audit, led by Ali Hassani, CISO, helps organizations review identity, access, cloud, network, and compliance-readiness risks. Ali Hassani brings more than 25 years of hands-on cybersecurity, IT management, network engineering, Microsoft security, Cisco infrastructure, and audit-support experience. OC Security Audit has worked on dozens of business networks across Orange County, Irvine, Los Angeles County, and Southern California.

This free introductory tool is designed for business owners, executives, IT managers, IT administrators, security teams, compliance stakeholders, and organizations that want a clearer starting point for identity and access management improvements.

5–10 minutesTypical completion time
50 questionsEasy controlled responses
8 sectionsIdentity-security categories
On-page reportNo download required
Microsoft Entra ID identity security audit visual

Protect identities and administrative access

Review MFA, privileged roles, access policies, directory governance, and cloud-identity controls before weaknesses become incidents.

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Strengthen access across cloud and remote work

Confirm that users, devices, applications, guests, and remote-access paths receive the right level of protection.

Who can use this assessment?

Business owners and executives seeking a high-level identity-risk snapshot.
IT managers and administrators reviewing Microsoft Entra ID, Microsoft 365, Azure, Active Directory, VPN, and application access.
Security and compliance teams preparing for internal review, cyber-insurance questions, customer security questionnaires, or compliance-readiness work.
Organizations that need a practical list of IAM priorities before engaging a consultant.

Identity and Access Management Questionnaire

Choose the answer that best reflects your current environment. Use “Not sure” when the control has not been verified.

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Optional environment context

This section is optional. Skip it if you prefer. It does not request personal, company, or contact information.

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Identity and Access Management Assessment Report

Your report is based only on the answers selected in this self-assessment.

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Readiness score

Readiness by section

Priority findings

Recommended next steps

Relevant OC Security Audit resources

Vendor and standards guidance

Ali Hassani, CISO

Discuss the findings with OC Security Audit

This free report is a starting point. For a professional identity, account-control, Microsoft 365, Azure, or cybersecurity risk assessment, contact OC Security Audit at 949-777-5567 or visit OCsecurityAudit.com/contact.

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Firm disclaimer and zero-liability notice: This report is provided by OC Security Audit as a free introductory self-assessment tool. It is not a penetration test, final assessment, audit, certification, attestation, legal opinion, regulatory determination, guarantee, or substitute for professional advice. The report is generated only from the selections made in this browser and may omit important risks, technical conditions, business context, evidence, compensating controls, and implementation dependencies. OC Security Audit assumes zero liability for any decisions, changes, outages, losses, damages, compliance outcomes, or security outcomes associated with the use of this tool or report. Always consult a qualified cybersecurity professional, preserve backups, test changes, use change control, and validate remediation before modifying production systems.