What Microsoft provides
- Identity, device and email signals
- Device posture context
- The controls that carry out eligible actions
Microsoft security
Make more of your Microsoft security.
Connect supported Entra ID, Defender and Intune signals with validated threat knowledge. Coordinate an approved response through the Microsoft controls you already own.
Keep Microsoft. Add UnifiedONE. Your licences and tools stay in place.
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Actions depend on policy, permissions, supported controls and licensing.
- Available on Microsoft Marketplace
- Keeps your Microsoft tools in place
- Your policy decides
- Built in Europe
The gap
Microsoft has the signals. Give each finding wider use.
A useful finding needs context before another customer can act on it. UnifiedONE validates the lesson and checks where it applies.
Microsoft signals alone: Relevant evidence arrives from different Microsoft services.
With UnifiedONE: Supported signals are considered together with validated intelligence.
Microsoft signals alone: A finding confirmed for one customer may need to be checked again elsewhere.
With UnifiedONE: A validated defensive lesson can inform another eligible environment.
Microsoft signals alone: An action suitable for one tenant may require approval or be unavailable in another.
With UnifiedONE: See which response was applied, awaits approval or has a control gap.
How it works
Connect the evidence. Choose the response.
UnifiedONE assesses the finding. Each tenant's rules and available Microsoft controls decide what can happen next.
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Read the signals
Take in supported signals from Entra ID, Defender and Intune alongside trusted intelligence sources.
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Validate the finding
DCRE — Dynamic Confidence & Reputation correlates evidence and scores confidence before a finding can be reused.
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Check before acting
Confirm relevance, policy and available controls for each environment.
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Coordinate the response
Apply the approved action through Microsoft controls, or route it for approval.
What each service adds
See what your Microsoft services contribute.
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Your Microsoft environmentCapabilities vary by licence
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What it contributesIdentity signalSign-in and account risk
Entra ID signals help assess risky sign-ins. Where policy allows, UnifiedONE can coordinate session revocation or access restrictions.
Available actions depend on the connected service, permissions, configuration and licensing.
Business value
More value from the licences you own.
UnifiedONE helps Microsoft-heavy teams use validated defensive knowledge through the investments they already operate.
Use what you already pay for
Coordinate action through the Microsoft controls you already license.
Fewer repeat investigations
Start from community-validated knowledge instead of from zero.
A clear result per tenant
See whether the eligible action applied, needs approval or cannot run with the available controls.
Clear accountability
Every decision records its evidence, approvals and outcome.
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Clear roles
Microsoft stays the source. Your policy decides.
UnifiedONE is an independent platform. It is not a Microsoft product or add-on, and it does not replace your Microsoft tools.
What UnifiedONE adds
- Community-validated intelligence
- Relevance and policy checks
- A coordinated, recorded response
Nothing replaced
Entra ID, Defender and Intune keep doing their jobs where they are.
Your approvals
Your policy decides whether an action runs automatically or waits.
Honest status
Unavailable controls are shown, never presented as protection.
Does UnifiedONE replace my Microsoft security tools?
No. It adds an intelligence and coordination layer around Microsoft Entra ID, Defender and Intune. Those tools keep doing their job.
Is UnifiedONE a Microsoft product or add-on?
Neither. UnifiedONE is an independent platform. Microsoft environments are supported sources and controls; the decision is made in UnifiedONE's own engine, under your policy.
Which Microsoft signals does UnifiedONE use?
UnifiedONE works with supported Microsoft Entra ID, Defender and Intune signals. Available actions depend on your configuration, permissions and licences.
Which Microsoft licences do I need?
Available actions depend on your Microsoft licensing and permissions. UnifiedONE shows which actions your environment supports and which are missing.
Does a Marketplace listing mean Microsoft endorses UnifiedONE?
No. UnifiedONE is an independent product available on Microsoft Marketplace. The listing does not mean Microsoft endorses or certifies every UnifiedONE capability.
What is Microsoft Defender?
Microsoft Defender is Microsoft's XDR suite for endpoints, email and collaboration, identity and cloud apps. UnifiedONE uses its signals alongside other sources.
Next step
Strengthen the Microsoft security you already operate.
Join the Community to connect your existing environment through guided onboarding, or review UnifiedONE on Microsoft Marketplace.
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