The existing IT environment had grown historically and was only partially standardized. It was used with local Active-directory structures, while cloud security functions were only used to a limited extent. Multifactor authentication was implemented inconsistently, Conditional-Access policies were completely lacking and end devices were not managed centrally. In addition, there were too many privileged user accounts without clearly defined roles or time limits.
When the NIS2 directive came into force, there was an acute need for action, as neither the current security status was transparent nor was there a clear roadmap for implementation. At the same time, it had to be ensured that security measures did not affect operations and were accepted by employees.
The existing Microsoft 365 tenant was systematically analyzed. The aim was to objectively record the actual level of security and compliance maturity and use this to prioritize a Implementation roadmap to be derived. All measures were aligned with NIS2 requirements and implemented in a technically sound manner.
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