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Manufacturing has ranked among the three most ransomware-targeted industries every quarter since 2022 (Coveware). Your plant already runs on Microsoft 365 — and usually Azure — but nobody operates that configuration: operator identities rotating by shift, ex-employee accounts still active, shared shop-floor devices, supplier access nobody revokes. 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
Operators by shift, maintenance contractors, temporary staff during production peaks. Onboarding is instant; offboarding piles up. Without Conditional Access or enforced MFA, a leaked credential walks into the tenant like the morning shift.
The technician who left six months ago, the MES integrator whose contract ended, the shipping mailbox whose password half the plant knows. Every live account is an entry point — in the sector ransomware targets every quarter.
Remote desktop into the MES server, the line vendor’s VPN, HMIs with a Windows session left open. Microsoft documents 2.5× growth in attacks against industrial OT/IoT — and the uncomfortable question is who audits the boundary between cloud and floor.
Corporate or the automotive customer asks: MFA on every user? Audit log enabled? Who holds Global Administrator? Answering takes weeks because nobody measures the tenant’s real configuration — where drawings, pricing and production data also live.
What the data says
Manufacturing is the largest contributor to Mexico’s industrial GDP and — per public IBM and Microsoft reports — one of the most-targeted sectors worldwide. Both facts coexist, and the plant’s operational infrastructure is where they meet.
Figures as published by the cited sources. We only report them here; we do not average them or project them onto your plant without a specific diagnostic.
How we see it
We see each plant’s security as four layers: the one that detects how your Microsoft 365 + Azure is actually configured, the one that prioritises the risk, the one that fixes it with your approval, and the one that proves what happened. It is the same loop the Audit and Operación run: detect, decide, act, prove. That is why a diagnostic does not produce "recommendations"; it produces which layer of your posture is failing — and at what severity.
Do you actually know how your Microsoft 365 + Azure is configured, without assuming it?
The free Audit evaluates the 155 Microsoft Graph rules of the 201-rule library across operator identities, MFA, stale accounts, legacy authentication and shop-floor devices. It measures the real tenant, not the one documented once. The 46 Azure Resource Manager rules — your Azure subscription’s configuration — are added when you connect with admin consent.
Does the risk reach the right person ranked, before an attacker exploits it?
Every finding arrives classified from critical to low through a plant lens: a Global Administrator without MFA outweighs an incomplete retention policy. You see first what a ransomware operator would exploit first — not a flat list of 155 items.
Does the fix run when it can, and only ask for your approval when it must?
Operación adds 189 remediation playbooks across Microsoft 365 + Azure: 21 execute automatically via Microsoft Graph and the rest are one-click or advisory. Every one passes through an approval gate — you authorise the change, it never runs behind your back.
Can you show an auditor, customer or corporate what happened, when and who authorised it?
Activity logging and an immutable record of every remediation: which finding was fixed, when and who approved it. The monthly executive memo and the PDF brief answer your customers’ security questionnaires — the ones that come with certifications like ISO 9001 and IATF 16949 — with measured evidence, not estimates.
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: an administrator without MFA outweighs an incomplete retention policy. You see first what a ransomware operator would exploit first.
The scan runs autonomously and delivers an executive brief with posture, findings and severities — a document you can forward to corporate or the board without editing it.
Your payroll and customer personal data fall under Mexico’s LFPDPPP. And the customer audits that come with certifications like ISO 9001 and IATF 16949 often include security questionnaires: MFA, audit logs, access control. The Audit gives you measured answers, not estimates.
Posture degrades with every hire, departure and 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, devices and email — 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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