Simplified Microsoft 365 auditing

Many enterprises use Microsoft 365 in their organization to monitor their network. Unfortunately, the native tools in Microsoft 365 lack important auditing and alerting capabilities and only offer a few predefined reports, making them insufficient for keeping track of everything that happens in your Microsoft 365 environment. Luckily, Log360, an extensive Microsoft 365 reporting, auditing, and alerting solution, can help you effortlessly manage your Microsoft 365 setup.

Microsoft 365 reporting

Log360 provides over 200 predefined reports for Microsoft 365. It consolidates data from Exchange Online and Azure Active Directory into detailed reports which can be scheduled and exported in multiple formats including PDF, CSV, XLS, and HTML.

With Log360's reports, you can:

• Monitor mailbox traffic to see details on the amount of good mail, spam, and malware-infected messages entering and leaving your organization.
• Identify malicious spam emails to keep your Exchange Online environment secure.
• Identify inactive users, soon-to-expire licenses, and soon-to-expire passwords with reports on Azure Active Directory. 
• Meet IT compliance standards such as SOX, PCI-DSS, HIPAA, GLBA, and FISMA with the help of compliance reports.

Microsoft 365 auditing

Log360's audit reports monitor every event that happens in your Microsoft 365 environment, so you can take preemptive actions against cyberattacks and avoid dire consequences.

Keep track of:

• User log ons and log offs to monitor the behavior of Microsoft 365 users.
• Critical license changes made by users to avoid license-related issues.
• Mailbox permission and property changes to keep the Exchange Online environment in check.

Microsoft 365 alerting

Log360's alerts keep you in the loop when critical activities and changes happen in your Microsoft 365 environment. You can create custom alerts and save yourself time when you no longer have to constantly check audit reports for malicious activities.

Log360's alerting system allows you to:

• Specify whether all mailboxes or only select mailboxes need to be monitored for suspicious activity.
• Set up email alerts which will inform administrators about which action triggered an alert, helping them locate the source of the action immediately.