CoreView Microsoft 365 security developments

CoreView has received recognition for its Microsoft 365 cyber-resilience platform, winning a gold Stevie Award in the Business Technology Solution category at the German Stevie Awards 2026. The platform is designed to assist organizations with Zero Trust strategies, least-privilege access, and AI-powered security workflows.

Following this recognition, the company announced it will present its tenant protection and management solutions at the it-sa exhibition in Nuremberg from October 27 to 29, 2026. The company aims to help organizations prevent manipulations, misconfigurations, and the loss of critical settings to establish a secure foundation for AI tools like Microsoft Copilot.

This follows the ‘State of Microsoft 365 Security and Governance 2026’ report, which noted that 66% of companies have limited the rollout of tools like Microsoft Copilot due to data disclosure fears. The report also highlighted a gap in security maturity: while many organizations overestimate their posture, 54% of those claiming ‘mature’ or ‘advanced’ security lack basic protections such as multi-factor authentication (MFA) for administrators or configuration change detection. Additionally, 37% of respondents incorrectly believe that Microsoft automatically creates backups of Microsoft 365 configurations.

To address these vulnerabilities, CoreView has launched Intelligence Labs. Led by Kasper Lindgaard, Vice President of Security Strategy, the initiative focuses on security research, technical analyses, and practical recommendations. The labs are designed to provide research findings and analyses of new attack methods to help security professionals combat a false sense of security and better understand tenant processes.