Harbour IT
Quarterly review

Fabrikam Dental Group

August to October 2026
Prepared by
Harbour IT
Date
12 October 2026
Compared with
14 September
Microsoft 365 tenant
fabrikam.onmicrosoft.com
Action needed

Fabrikam Dental Group's Microsoft 365 has a critical security gap that should be fixed now.

Harbour IT · help@harbourit.example · 0161 496 0000
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Summary

We ran 61 security checks and 46 need attention (1 critical, 14 high, 19 medium and 12 low priority). The most urgent: 1 admin without MFA, and 1 whose registration isn't known.

On the positive side, 15 checks passed, including “Between 2 and 4 Global Administrators”, “Automatic forwarding to outside addresses is off” and “Shared mailboxes can't be signed in to”.

Since 14 September, Microsoft Secure Score rose from 31% to 33%, users with MFA rose from 46.2% to 50.9%, 2 issues were fixed and 17 new items came up.

About £164.40 a month (£1,972.80 a year) goes on licences that are unused or assigned to disabled or inactive accounts.

7 checks couldn't run because the data or a licence they need is missing.

Key figures

Secure Score
33%
↑ 2 pts since 14 September
Users with MFA
50.9%
↑ 4.7 pts since 14 September
Inactive accounts
7
Licence waste / month
£164.40

The last three months

Secure Score rose from 31% to 33% over the quarter. Found counts new findings and ones that came back; fixed counts findings resolved in the month.

Findings found and fixed each month FoundFixed
01020Aug 26August 2026: no data yetSep00September 2026: 0 found, 0 fixedOct172October 2026: 17 found, 2 fixed
MonthSecure ScoreFoundFixed
August 2026 31% – –
September 2026 32% 0 0
October 2026 33% 17 2

What was fixed

2 findings fixed between August to October 2026.

  • Fixed Every active user has MFA registered · 2 items: george.walker@fabrikam.example, ella.hughes@fabrikam.example

Projects

  1. Email security Suggested

    Email is how most attacks arrive and how fraud gets paid. Locking down the domain stops others pretending to be the business, and closing forwarding and old protocols stops mail leaking out.

    11 findings · 58 mailboxes
  2. Identity and Conditional Access Suggested

    Most break-ins start with a stolen password, and admin accounts are the biggest prize. Requiring a second factor everywhere, blocking the old sign-in methods that can't ask for one and locking down admin accounts stops nearly all of them.

    8 findings · 55 users
  3. Device management with Intune Suggested

    Company data lives on laptops and phones. Managing them means they're encrypted, kept up to date and can be wiped if lost, and unmanaged devices can be kept away from company data.

    7 findings · 57 devices
  4. File sharing and guest access Suggested

    Files shared with anyone who has the link, guests nobody remembers inviting and sites and teams nobody owns are an easy way for data to end up in the wrong hands.

    7 findings · 7 sites
  5. Windows upgrade and hardware refresh Suggested

    Computers on a Windows version that no longer gets security updates stay open to every flaw found from now on. Upgrading, or replacing machines that can't upgrade, closes that gap.

    1 finding · 7 computers
  6. Storage and archiving Suggested

    When storage runs out, people can't save files or receive email. Clearing old versions and archiving is usually cheaper than buying more space.

    2 findings

11 quick fixes that don't need a project:

  • 1 admin without MFA, and 1 whose registration isn't knownGoal: Every admin has MFA registered
  • 1 app with access to mail, files or the directoryGoal: Third-party apps hold only the access they need
  • 1 domain had sign-in settings changed in the last 30 daysGoal: No unexpected changes to how domains sign in
  • 7 accounts inactive for 90+ days or never usedGoal: No inactive accounts
  • Users can consent to any appGoal: Users can't consent to apps on their own
  • …and 6 more

Licence spend

Licences a month
£896.30
Licences a year
£10,755.60
Wasted a month
£164.40
unassigned or on disabled or inactive accounts
LicencePurchasedAssignedEach / monthCost / monthWaste / month
Microsoft 365 Business Premium4643 £18.10 £832.60 £144.80
Microsoft 365 Business Basic1311 £4.90 £63.70 £19.60
Total5954 £896.30£164.40

Coming up

WhenWhatDetail
1 Nov 2026
in 20 days
Visio Plan 2 (suspended)
Subscription
5 licences. Suspended: people can't use it, though admins can still back up its data. Reactivate it before this date or it's deleted.
5 Nov 2026
in 24 days
aisha.brown@fabrikam.example is nearly full
Mailbox quota
47.2 GB of 49.5 GB (95%). At its current growth it's full around 5 Nov 2026. It stops sending mail when it's full: turn on its archive or clean it up.
Now accounts@fabrikam.example is nearly full
Mailbox quota
44.8 GB of 49.5 GB (91%). It stops sending mail when it's full: turn on its archive or clean it up.
Now thomas.robinson@fabrikam.example is nearly full
Mailbox quota
45.6 GB of 49.5 GB (92%). It stops sending mail when it's full: turn on its archive or clean it up.
5 Nov 2026
in 24 days
Board expires
Team or group expiry
Team with 2 members. Anna Kowalski can renew it; otherwise it's deleted, and can be restored for 30 days.
28 Nov 2026
in 47 days
Project Phoenix expires
Team or group expiry
Team with 3 members. No owner can sign in to renew it; otherwise it's deleted, and can be restored for 30 days.

What we recommend next

  1. Have each listed admin register a strong method

    1 admin without MFA, and 1 whose registration isn't known.

  2. Make sure each admin is included in an enabled Conditional Access policy that requires MFA for all apps, and isn't excluded from it directly or through a group

    1 admin not covered by MFA.

  3. Remove admin roles from guest accounts

    1 guest with admin roles.

  4. Review each app with the client

    1 app with access to mail, files or the directory.

  5. Turn on BitLocker

    6 of 54 computers not encrypted.

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