Find the risks. Cut the waste.
Know what to do next.
Weekly reviews of Microsoft 365 and Azure, with specific findings and clear steps to fix them. No scorecards. No vague “improve your security” advice. Just the issue, why it matters, and your next move.
Early pilot · For small businesses and the IT people who support them
Dex always uses read only access to Microsoft 365 and Azure. It can inspect your setup, but cannot change settings, edit data, or remove resources.
Unnecessary app permissions, forgotten resources, stale access, and licences you may no longer need.
What was found, the evidence behind it, and what to check or change. Written so you or your IT provider can act on it.
The pilot is designed to use different AI models to examine findings from security, access, and cost perspectives, and cross-check the recommendations.
These findings from real Microsoft 365 and Azure reviews are the reason I’m building Dex. Small details with real consequences.
Old Office 365 migration apps still had full read and write access to mailboxes, long after their original job was done.
A recent review found unused Azure resources, including empty App Service plans, costing about $200 a month.
Licences were still assigned to former employees. Offboarding had left paid seats behind.
Real findings, shared without identifying the organisations. The steps above are recommendations; savings and fixes depend on the environment.
“In my experience, Dex has replaced two IT security specialists.”
A useful review names the affected app, account, or resource. It explains the risk or cost and gives you the steps to take. You shouldn’t need to decode a score to decide what to do.
Get a review of your setup ↗I’m building Dex with a small group of businesses and IT people. If forgotten access, wasted Azure spend, or recurring security checks sound familiar, tell me about your setup.
I’ll follow up when the pilot is ready to discuss.