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Your construction firm already runs on Microsoft 365 — and usually Azure — but nobody operates that configuration. Identities change with every project: site engineers, subcontractors and temporary crews enter the tenant and almost never leave. That same tenant holds your bids, your unit prices and the email where supplier payments get authorized — the exact target of invoice fraud (BEC). The free Audit evaluates the 155 Microsoft Graph rules of the 201-rule library and tells you exactly where you are exposed; the 46 Azure Resource Manager rules add on with admin consent.
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The problem
Every project opens accounts: site engineers, foremen, subcontractors, outside consultants. The project gets delivered; the access stays. Without access review campaigns (IAM-025), the tenant’s identity roster grows with every job — and every live account is an entry point.
BEC works like this: the attacker spoofs a supplier’s domain — or compromises a real mailbox — and diverts the progress payment to another account. A construction firm pays against email every month. Without DMARC at reject and MFA on every user, both halves of the fraud stand open.
Your proposals, line-item catalogs and budgets live in SharePoint and travel through Teams and email to partners and subcontractors. Without sensitivity labels or DLP policies, nothing distinguishes a live bid from a flyer — or records when it leaves the tenant.
The site mailbox whose password half the crew knows, the site engineer’s personal phone carrying corporate email, the field tablet with no app protection policy. The attack surface lives distributed across every site — and nobody measures it from head office.
What the data says
McKinsey’s global productivity study has documented construction lagging manufacturing by two decades for years. In parallel, INEGI records a sector of major weight in the Mexican economy and IMSS mandates labour traceability per site. When capture fails at the floor, the cost overrun appears at the end with no evidence to claim against.
Figures as published by the cited sources. Cost overrun for a specific site is calculated via a pointed diagnostic; not projected from a global average.
How we see it
A construction firm’s security on Microsoft 365 + Azure rests on four layers: see the real posture, govern who enters the tenant, defend the email that authorizes payments and the bid data, and prove the evidence to board, client and auditor. When the first layer goes unmeasured, the other three operate blind — and the breach surfaces after the project is handed over, not before.
Do you know the real state of your Microsoft 365 + Azure configuration — or do you assume it?
The free Audit evaluates the 155 Microsoft Graph rules of the 201-rule library across identities, email, devices and data protection. It returns a 0–100 posture score and ranked findings: head office stops assuming and starts measuring. The 46 Azure Resource Manager rules — your Azure subscription — are added when you connect with admin consent.
Does every site engineer, subcontractor and outside consultant hold the right access — and lose it when the project is delivered?
Identities that rotate per project, enforced MFA, stale ex-staff accounts and access-review campaigns (the IAM rule family). The Audit measures who can enter the tenant; Operación closes the access that lingers with remediation playbooks, always under your approval.
Is the email that authorizes payments and your bids’ unit prices shielded — or open?
Defense against invoice fraud (BEC) on the email that authorizes progress payments: DMARC at reject, MFA on every user and watched shared mailboxes (the EML rule family). Plus protection of bid data and unit prices with sensitivity labels and Microsoft Purview DLP policies (the DLP rule family).
Can you show the board, client and auditor what changed, what was fixed and what remains open?
Activity logging and audit evidence (the AUD rule family), the Audit’s executive PDF and Operación’s monthly memo. Every fix passes through an approval gate and is recorded — claim defense stops depending on loose screenshots. Workers’ and subcontractors’ personal data falls under Mexico’s LFPDPPP (Art. 19), and the evidence IMSS and SAT require on subcontracting lives in the same tenant the Audit measures.
The solution
The 155 Microsoft Graph rules of the 201-rule library evaluate identities, email, devices and data protection. Posture score from 0 to 100, at no cost. The 46 Azure Resource Manager rules — your Azure subscription’s configuration — are added when you connect with admin consent.
Every finding arrives classified from critical to low: a spoofable domain that authorizes payments outweighs an incomplete retention policy. You see first what an invoice fraudster would exploit first.
The scan runs autonomously and delivers an executive brief with posture, findings and severities — a document you can present to the board or the project owner without editing it.
Your workers’ and subcontractors’ personal data falls under Mexico’s LFPDPPP, and the evidence IMSS and SAT require on subcontracting — registries, CFDIs, site files — lives in the same tenant. The Audit measures the identity and data-protection configuration guarding it; measured answers, not estimates.
Posture degrades with every project that opens, every subcontractor that joins and every configuration change. Operación keeps the 201-rule watch alive and delivers a monthly executive memo covering what changed, what was fixed and what remains open.
Operación adds 189 playbooks that execute changes across Microsoft 365 + Azure with your approval. Every Audit finding has a remediation path — automatic, guided or advisory — and all of them pass through an approval gate.
Free audit · No commitment
The free Audit evaluates the 155 Microsoft Graph rules of the 201-rule library across your Microsoft 365 — identities, email, devices and data protection — and delivers your posture score with ranked findings in under 1 hour. Read-only, no agents; the 46 Azure Resource Manager rules, including your Azure subscription configuration, add on with admin consent.
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Need continuity? · Operación
Operación keeps the 201-rule watch alive with a monthly executive memo and adds 189 playbooks that execute changes across Microsoft 365 + Azure with your approval. $39,900 MXN to start, then $24,900 MXN/mo — cancel anytime.
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