Cybersecurity and Technology Analysis
About 5 minutes · Nothing installed · Read-only
Cybersecurity and Technology Analysis
See exactly where your Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace security stands.
Sign in as an administrator and we run a read-only discovery of your tenant — then score it against the CIS Foundations Benchmark and hand you a prioritized list of what to fix first.
Takes about five minutes. Nothing is installed and nothing is changed.
- Read-only — the only change we make is removing our own access
- No agents, no installs
- Our access is removed automatically
How it works
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You approve read-only accessOne click at Microsoft or Google. About 30 seconds.
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We read your configurationRoughly five minutes. Settings and policies only — never your mail, files, or messages.
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You get your reportOn screen straight away, and as a PDF. Then our access removes itself.
The ROI on 5–10 minutes
Where attackers get in
Where an attacker gets in first — MFA gaps, legacy sign-in, admin sprawl, ungoverned third-party apps — ranked by what actually matters, not a generic checklist.
License & cost savings
Purchased seats nobody's using, and licenses still sitting on disabled or long-unused accounts — named seat by seat, so you know exactly what to cut at renewal.
AI governance
Which AI tools already have access to your email and files, and whether that access is company-wide or just one person — before it becomes a problem instead of after.
What you get back
A Technology Risk Score
One number, 0–100, weighted across CIS-aligned controls — with a per-domain breakdown so you can see where the weight sits.
Findings that name the gap
MFA coverage, legacy authentication, admin sprawl, email authentication, outside apps holding access to your data — and which AI tools are among them.
A roadmap, in order
What to fix first, how long each item takes, who owns it, and how many points it moves your score. No guesswork, no upsell.
What this app does
Cybersecurity and Technology Analysis is a read-only security assessment from Koine Cyber. An administrator signs in with Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, and the app reads security settings — accounts and 2-step verification, who holds admin access, which outside apps and AI tools are connected, email authentication records, and recent sign-in and admin activity — then scores them against the CIS Foundations Benchmark and returns a report listing what to fix first.
It reads settings only. It never reads the contents of mail, files or chats, it never changes a setting, and it gives up its own access as soon as the report has been generated. Exactly what is read, how long it is kept and how it is deleted is set out in the privacy policy, and the terms of use cover what the assessment is and is not.
