By Richard Humphreys |
Consulting firm Quisitive, a Microsoft Frontier Partner, has launched Spyglass Guardrail, an AI-powered managed service designed to help organisations strengthen Microsoft 365 security, improve compliance and govern the deployment of Copilot and AI agents.
Spyglass Guardrail is designed to help organisations make their Microsoft 365 systems safer and prepare them to use AI tools like Microsoft Copilot. It checks for security weaknesses, recommends fixes and helps put protections in place so employees can use AI without exposing sensitive information.
The new service has been designed to raise an organisation’s Microsoft Secure Score to 80 or above. The score measures the strength of an organisation’s Microsoft 365 security configuration – and usually averages between 40 and 60, out of 100.
“Boards and insurance carriers want the same thing: a hardened Microsoft Cloud environment to support their AI ambitions across Copilot and custom agents,” said Steven Balusek, executive vice president of solutions development, advisory and pre-sales at Quisitive.
“Guardrail delivers that outcome faster and more cost effectively by combining AI with human judgment – AI handles configuration and documentation, and a Quisitive engineer validates the plan and approves every change. The service is performance-backed and continuously maintained.”
According to Quisitive, Guardrail can close most compliance gaps within approximately 11 weeks by using AI-enabled tools to identify control gaps, prioritise remediation risks and deploy pre-tested Microsoft 365 control modules.
The service also applies baseline controls to Microsoft Copilot and AI agents, helping organisations manage security risks as adoption expands. A security engineer reviews each change and produces before-and-after evidence to support compliance reporting.