Product demo · 1 min 26 sec

See where they’d strike

Run a scan, read the report, follow one finding to its exact setting and the attack path it opens, then see the tenant the way an attacker does. Current product screens, narrated, with synthetic demo data.

Current v2 interface · synthetic demo data · narrated walkthrough of actual product screens.
Read the narration
  1. 0:00 — This is Tenant Strike. It looks at your Microsoft tenant the way an attacker would, and shows you what they’d find first.
  2. 0:08 — Nothing to install. One scan covers identity, email, sharing, apps, devices, logging, Azure, and your external exposure and vulnerabilities.
  3. 0:21 — Not a wall of alerts. A grade, what to fix first, and how long it takes.
  4. 0:27 — Most tools stop at the list. We show what an attacker does with it.
  5. 0:33 — Take this one. Teams is open to every organization on the internet, by default.
  6. 0:39 — You make the change in the Microsoft 365 admin center. We never make any changes. You do.
  7. 0:45 — You’re always in the driver’s seat.
  8. 0:49 — A stranger messages your staff as the helpdesk. Someone clicks. Malware lands, and now your company is compromised.
  9. 0:57 — That was the ten-minute fix from your list.
  10. 1:04 — Everything so far was inside your tenant. Attackers are always scanning from outside. This is what they see. What’s open, and vulnerable.
  11. 1:13 — This is how a lot of small companies get hit. And the fix is right there.
  12. 1:19 — Start with the free scan. See where they’d strike. Fix it first. Tenant Strike.

What you’re seeing

  • A one-click, read-only scan across Microsoft 365, Azure and the internet edge, and the grade and priorities it produces.
  • One finding, Teams external access, opened at its exact setting in Microsoft 365. The change is yours to make; the app never writes.
  • The four-step attack path that setting enables, and the same path eliminated by one change.
  • Attacker’s View: the tenant from the outside, with an internet-exposed RDP host pinpointed.
  • A narrated edit of actual screens with synthetic demo data. No live attack, consent, scan or fix is performed in this video.

Try it yourself

The external scan needs no access at all — it reads what the internet already publishes about your domain. No Microsoft tenant connection is required.