Office 365 Security Reports and Analytics
It is essential to keep an eye on your Office 365 security and various permission. There should be a clear view of who can access what information in your organization. But Microsoft fails to provide the high-level view of all the administrator and their permissions in your organization resources.
Admindroid Office 365 reporter helps you to analyze various security related information like administrative users & their roles, user with a weak password and user’s password policy. You don’t need to use PowerShell commands like Get-MsolRole, Get-MsolRoleMember, Get-MsolUser or Get-AzureADServicePrincipal to retrieve this security info. AdminDroid gives all the high-level insights about your security and detailed reports on those insights in a single click.
Office 365 Security Analytics
- Get to know how many administrators are in your organization.
- Get to know how many administrator are assigned for each role.
- Get to know how many numbers of administrative applications are installed in your organization.
- Get to know how many 3rd party application added by your users.
- Get to know how many user accounts are allowed to set a weak password.
- Get to know how many users don’t require periodic password expiry.
- Number of users having password expiry option disabled
Office 365 Security Reports
Users with Weak Password Allowed
This report provides all the users who are allowed to set a weak password. This report helps you to review those user's password policy and reduce the risk of those accounts being hacked.
Users with No Password Expiry Set
This report provides all the users whose password expiry is disabled. This report helps you to review the password policy of user accounts.
Administrative Users
This report gives you the list of administrative users in your organization along with the allocated roles. It helps you to ensure that correct users have required role permissions.
Administrative Applications
This report gives you the list of all the 3rd party application installed in your Azure Active Directory with administrator’s consent