
Know what Copilot will actually see before you turn it on.
A two-week, fixed-fee audit of your Microsoft 365 tenancy against the reality of an LLM with search permissions. Ends with a clear go / no-go and a fix list.
Four domains, two weeks.
A serious Copilot readiness review covers four things. We work through them in parallel, with a go / no-go recommendation and a remediation plan at the end.
Security posture
Technical readiness
Data governance
Plus a written go / no-go recommendation — deploy now, deploy with mitigations, or hold — sized for your exec team to make a call, not a briefing to schedule another workshop.
Deliverables, not just a verbal readout.
Risk register with severity
Every finding scored by likelihood and impact, with a named owner and a suggested remediation path.
Prioritised remediation roadmap
What to fix in week one, what to fix before rollout, and what can be addressed as ongoing hygiene.
Exec-level readout
A short, board-ready deck translating the technical findings into business risk and investment asks.
Technical evidence pack
The raw scan output, permission maps and screenshots — so your IT team can act without re-discovering the work.
The two products that make Copilot defensible.
A readiness review is about Copilot — but Copilot isn't the tool most tenants are actually worried about. Staff pasting documents into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini is.
Purview handles what the data is — labels, DLP, retention. Defender for Cloud Apps handles where it's allowed to go — which AI apps staff are using, which OAuth consents have been granted, and whether a sensitivity-labelled document can be pasted into ChatGPT at the session layer. Neither closes the loop on its own.
The readiness review picks up both planes. When the findings include shadow AI or unaudited tenant consents — they usually do — the fix path runs through the AI security perimeter programme, not the data-governance sprint alone.
What we usually surface.
No tenancy is clean. The question is whether the mess is the kind Copilot will quietly amplify.
- Sensitive HR and finance folders shared "org-wide" from years ago.
- Board papers in a SharePoint site with inherited guest access.
- "Anyone with the link" sharing set as the tenant default.
- Standing Global Admin rights on a dozen accounts that don't need them.
- OneDrives of former employees still licensed and indexed.
- Contract libraries with lawyer commentary that shouldn't be summarised.
Delivered by M-Tech Labs with the compliance and security discipline of M-Tech Systems — Cyber Essentials certified, aligned to NCSC CAF 4.0 and progressing through the Assurix trustmark programme. Code is continuously scanned for quality and security with Aikido, and hosted software runs on our own Nutanix / Fortinet platform — continuously pen-tested, current-version, UK-based. See secure development for the full picture.
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Two weeks, fixed fee, clear answers. If you're within a month of flipping the switch, this is the pre-flight check.