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Warden. Read-only Entra ID assessment, evidence attached, report written. Nothing here is a placeholder for a roadmap item, and where something is not finished the product page says so.
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We would rather build one tool properly than five adequately. Warden is the thing we use on every engagement, and the reason our reports look the same whichever tenant they describe.
Warden. Read-only Entra ID assessment, evidence attached, report written. Nothing here is a placeholder for a roadmap item, and where something is not finished the product page says so.
Warden does the reading; we do the interpretation. You get the register, the report and a person who can explain why a finding is rated the way it is when someone in your team pushes back.
We are not selling you a subscription to a scanner with our logo on it. Warden is our working tool, and what it produces is what we would put in front of a regulator.
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Warden signs in to a tenant with five read permissions, caches thirty datasets, runs the checks, rates each result on impact against likelihood, and writes a report that includes what it could not read. Short answer up front; the full workings always behind it.
Not a product, but offered
Some questions need a person for an afternoon rather than an assessment. We do those too, and they are often the better-value version of the engagement you were about to buy.
Your team has drawn a Conditional Access design and wants a read-through before it goes live. Bring the policies and we will tell you what they actually permit, which is not always what the diagram meant.
"Could a standard user reach our finance share?" "Did anyone ever consent to an app that reads all mailboxes?" One question, an answer with evidence attached, and a clear statement of what we could not determine.
You have a register and need help working out the order. We will rank it against your actual risk, tell you which items are theatre, and stay quiet about the rest.
Six weeks before an ISO or SOC 2 audit, with the assessor's expectations in hand. Not the audit, and we will not pretend to be your certification body.
Sound close but not exact?
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