Microsoft Cloud, Identity & Endpoint

Secure identities, devices and Microsoft 365 without adding unnecessary friction.

Microsoft environments often grow across identity, devices, collaboration, security and legacy systems at different speeds. Hopp Solutions helps organizations align Entra ID, Microsoft 365, Intune, Defender and hybrid infrastructure into a clearer and more manageable operating model.

Common requirements

Hybrid identity or synchronization requires review or modernization.
Conditional Access and MFA policies are inconsistent or difficult to govern.
Devices exist in Entra ID and Intune with unclear ownership, compliance or lifecycle status.
Microsoft 365 security settings have grown without a consistent baseline.
The organization needs Microsoft 365 backup and recovery beyond native retention features.
A cloud or infrastructure migration depends on identity, access and endpoint readiness.

Capabilities

Identity, endpoint and Microsoft 365 engineering.

Microsoft Entra ID

Tenant review, authentication methods, MFA, Conditional Access, group and role design, guest access and privileged-access considerations.

Hybrid identity

Review and support synchronization, identity source, domain dependencies and transition planning.

Microsoft Intune

Enrollment, configuration profiles, compliance policies, application deployment and device lifecycle.

Microsoft Defender

Review relevant endpoint, identity and Microsoft 365 protection configuration within the available licensing and responsibility model.

Microsoft 365 governance

Administrative roles, external access, data lifecycle, ownership and operational procedures.

Microsoft 365 backup

Veeam or other approved protection architecture for Exchange Online, SharePoint, OneDrive and Teams data.

Identity and endpoint reporting

Export, normalization and documentation of users, devices, compliance and ownership data where required.

What you receive

Current-state findings and risk priorities.
Identity and endpoint architecture diagram.
Policy and access-control recommendations.
Implementation or remediation plan.
Configuration records and change log.
Administrative and recovery procedures.
Knowledge transfer for the internal team.

How we work

Assess. Design. Implement. Document.

Assess

Review licensing, tenant configuration, identity sources, devices, roles, policies and operational ownership.

Design

Define the target policy, access, enrollment, security and support model.

Implement

Apply approved changes in controlled stages with testing and rollback considerations.

Document

Record the final configuration, ownership, exceptions and recurring operational tasks.

Security and privacy

Identity and endpoint projects can involve user, device and security data. Access must use named accounts, least privilege and MFA. Where Hopp processes personal data on the client's behalf, the role, instructions, retention and technical and organizational measures are documented in the applicable agreement.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. A read-only assessment can produce findings and a remediation roadmap before implementation access is granted.

Not by default. Access should be limited to the roles and time period required for the agreed task. Privileged access and approval are defined before changes begin.

Yes, where the platform supports appropriate federation, SAML, OIDC or related integration. The work includes access design, test and fallback considerations.

The core service focuses on infrastructure, identity, endpoint configuration and operational engineering. End-user help desk can be coordinated separately but is not implied.

Yes. Identity, device and Microsoft 365 dependencies are commonly part of cloud, Citrix and infrastructure migration projects.

A Microsoft Environment Review identifies configuration, ownership and integration gaps before they delay a wider cloud or infrastructure initiative.