For state, local and federal IT teams

When Microsoft 365 is disrupted public services are disrupted

Your mission-critical services depend on a Microsoft 365 environment your teams can secure and control. CoreView helps you segment agencies, secure identities, and restore approved settings quickly.

Trusted by government agencies worldwide...

...including 81% of North American states and provinces using CoreView

In the public sector, Microsoft 365 tenants are
more complex... more fragile... and harder to recover.

Too many people have too much access

Multiple departments in a single tenant, inherited roles, and long-standing exceptions make it easy for users to have more access than they need.

More unauthorized changes
Wider blast radius

​One bad change can spread fast​

A role update, policy edit, or deleted setting can weaken protections or interrupt access across departments before anyone spots the problem.​

Service disruption
Public scrutiny

Restoring the prior state is manual​

When a critical setting changes, most teams still have to reconstruct the previous configuration from logs, tickets, and screenshots before they can fix it.​

Longer recovery
Audit exposure

Weak Microsoft tenant controls have public consequences

Recent incidents show how weak change control in Microsoft 365 can lead to service disruption, security gaps, and audit exposure.

Microsoft took weeks to detect Midnight Blizzard in its own tenant. That’s a warning that your team needs more than native Microsoft logs to trace what changed and recover fast.

What government teams need to secure Microsoft 365 and how CoreView helps

Anticipate, withstand, and recover from attacks in Microsoft 365 and Entra

Lockdown Microsoft tenant settings
CoreView...
  • Flags drift from approved baselines
  • Tracks changes to critical settings
  • Highlights risky configuration changes
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Reduce excess access & privilege
CoreView...
  • Shows privileged roles across the tenant
  • Flags stale or excessive access
  • Tracks changes to role assignments
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Detect unauthorized changes & drift
CoreView...
  • Records who changed what and when
  • Flags unexpected policy and role changes
  • Compares current settings to approved states
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Restore approved settings
CoreView...
  • Compares current settings to prior states
  • Restores key configurations faster
  • Retains change history for audits
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How the State of Iowa centralized Microsoft security and oversight across nine tenants

As Iowa centralized IT across agencies, the team needed tighter oversight of tenant changes, elevated access, and app dependenciesacross nine Microsoft 365 tenants. With CoreView, the team was able to:​

  • ​Centralize oversight across 9+ tenants​
  • Review and remove temporary elevated access​
  • Faster reporting for IT and security teams​

“CoreView provides a single view across multiple tenants, helping the department act as the overarching IT provider while still accommodating agency-specific requirements.”

– Doug Maxfield, Microsoft 365 administrator, State of Iowa

30K+
government agencies in North America

$200K

saved (unused licenses)

285

tasks automated over 7 months

How your government agency can get started with CoreView

1

Connect your tenant

Read-only to start. Works in Commercial, GCC, GCC High, DoD. No changes to your environment.

2

Keep a continuous record

Every setting that governs access, sign-in, sharing and retention — recorded on a timeline.

3

Know the moment it drifts

Plain-language alerts in email, Teams, ServiceNow or your SIEM. Who changed what, and when.

4

Restore with one click

Pick any date. Roll back a single rule or the whole tenant to its last-known-good state.

5

Standardize across agencies

Compare tenants across departments, districts or campuses. Promote one "gold" baseline everywhere.

What government agencies are saying about CoreView

At the state level, we manage 30 different agencies… With our limited staff, it would be
impossible to maintain all of our configurations compliant without CoreView.

M365 Manager

State Government

I work for 9 elected officials, and we keep their environments separate through Virtual Tenant Segmentation. This avoids one of the worst-case scenarios - that a misconfiguration allows a prosecutor and a public defender access to each other's info, which would affect people's constitutional rights.

CIO

Local Government

We chose CoreView to give us greater visibility into our Microsoft 365 environment, increase automation, and add tenant configuration backup and restore to address a critical security gap in our strategy.

Industry practitioner

Local Government

Built for government agencies that need proof, not promises

The CoreView platform is created to meet the compliance, deployment, residency, and Microsoft ecosystem requirements enterprise and public sector teams expect.

SOC 2 Type II
CONFIRM
Microsoft Partner
CONFIRM tier / AOS-G
Flexible Deployment Options
Commercial / GCC / GCC High / DoD​
ISO 27001
CONFIRM
In-Region Data Residency
CONFIRM region(s)​
GovRAMP

Government Agency FAQ​s

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Are you sure Microsoft doesn't keep a record of our settings?​

Direct citation from Microsoft's own shared-responsibility documentation.​
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We already pay for an M365 backup vendor — doesn't that
cover this?​

Those vendors back up content (email, files, chats). They do not back up
the settings that decide who can see that content.​
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Do you have FedRAMP authorization?​

Not at this time. We describe what CoreView does have: SOC 2, ISO,
StateRAMP-aligned controls.​
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How do contracting and procurement work?​

Cooperative contracts, state master agreements, NASPO, CoStars, E&I,
reseller partners.​
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How long does a public sector rollout take?​

Typical time-to-first-record and time-to-value for agency-scale tenants.​
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Do we have to hand you broad access to our tenant?​

No. Read-only to start. Scoped permissions, least privilege, documented.​

What next? Get a clear view of
the state of your Microsoft 365 tenant 

See the configuration risks, over-permissioned identities, and operational gaps across your Microsoft 365 environment. Then explore CoreView in the way that suits you – through a hands-on working session or a quick overview to share internally.

Want a closer look?

Book a 30-minute working session with our public sector team. We’ll walk through your tenant with you, without changing anything in your environment.

Book a Session

Need something to share first?​

Start with the one-pager and two-minute explainer for your CIO, board, or council. No form. No pitch.​

Download the One-pager