Migration · Security · Modernisation
Get to Microsoft 365.
Stay safe once you're there.
We move organisations to Microsoft 365 from wherever they are today, watch over them once they are there, and modernise what is left behind.
Sample engagement, for illustration: 1,412 mailbox items verified; 3,240 Dropbox files, 61 percent copied; 1,180 OneDrive drives verified; 7 items not migrated, each named in the report.
What we do
Three areas of work, one team
Migration is where most relationships begin. Security and modernisation are what keep the estate healthy afterwards, done by the same people with the same record of what was done.
Migration
Get to Microsoft 365 from wherever you are today
From another Microsoft tenant, your own Exchange server, Google Workspace or Dropbox: your people, mail and files arrive intact, and you finish with a report of exactly what moved.
Security
Know when something is really wrong
Hyper-vSOC joins up the security tools you already own, so an attack shows as one incident in plain language. A security assessment shows what is switched off before an attacker finds it.
Modernisation
Bring the older parts of the estate with you
Identity and devices, then reporting and data, moved into Microsoft's cloud with every decision written down. Both are still in build, and are marked as such wherever they appear.
What you can count on
You stay in control
Nothing moves until you have agreed who is going where. Nothing is called done until it has been checked on the other side. And the things that cannot be undone, such as disabling an account, deleting mail or changing a security setting, always wait for a named person to say yes.
We also protect the things that would hurt most. Your administrators are never locked out of your own tenant, and a change to how people sign in never goes live before you have seen it.
The rule we are known for
Never claim more than was moved.
If chat history, audit history or encrypted content did not migrate, the report says so plainly. A migration that silently drops audit history is a compliance incident discovered a year later, and "the tool did not mention it" has never been a defence.
Integrations
We work with what you already own
Nothing is replaced. We work with the tools and platforms you already use, as places to move from, places to move to, or things to watch over.
Hyper-vSOC
One incident, not a pile of alerts
An attack is usually made of small, ordinary-looking events. A sign-in from a new country is a business trip. The same sign-in, plus a new mailbox rule, plus something unfamiliar starting on that person's laptop ten minutes later, is not, and no single tool sees all three.
Each colour below is a separate product, watching only its own corner. Hyper-vSOC joins them up.
Where the machine helps
Judgement stays with a person
Software is good at the tedious parts: sorting, matching and summarising. It is kept away from the parts that cannot be undone.
Matching people to accounts
Changed surnames, three people called J. Mwangi. The software proposes matches and ranks them, and you confirm each one before anything moves.
Sorting the noise
Tens of thousands of security events a day become a short list of incidents. You hear about what matters, not everything that happened.
Incidents written for 3am
Whoever decides at 3am has no context and two minutes. Each incident arrives as a plain-language account of what happened, what it touched, and what acting would do, with the evidence attached.
Nothing irreversible without a name against it
Disabling an account, deleting a message, changing a setting Microsoft cannot turn off again: those reach a human being, however confident the analysis is. The platform proposes, a person approves, and the evidence is recorded.
Start a conversation
Tell us what has to move
Most engagements begin with a read of the estate as it actually is, before anybody quotes a date.