Microsoft security, licensed right and actually turned on.
Most enterprises hold E5, or E3 plus add-ons, and use a third of the security in it. We read the licence, the tenant and the bill together, quote what you actually need, and then run Sentinel, Defender, Entra and Purview in your tenant if you want them operated.
One contract for the licence and the people who run it.
We resell Microsoft security licensing for customers who want a single agreement covering the subscription and the operation. Novacoast managed security services are listed on the Microsoft commercial marketplace.
E3, E5, add-ons
Quoted against what your environment needs, not the bundle with the most in it. Consolidation where it pays for itself.
Sentinel and Defender, co-managed
Our SOC runs them in your tenant, 24×7, with a named engineer on the decisions. You keep the licences and the data.
Entra, done properly
Conditional access, PIM, lifecycle workflows and the application that doesn't federate. Twenty years of identity engineering, on Microsoft's platform.
What buyers ask first.
Do you resell Microsoft licences?
Yes, for customers who want one contract covering the subscription and the operation. We also review licensing for customers who buy elsewhere; the review does not require buying through us.
What is a Microsoft licensing review?
We read your licence, your tenant and your bill together. It tells you what you already pay for and don't use, what you pay twice for, and what it would cost to consolidate. It ends with a configured tenant and a quote, not a slide.
Can you run Sentinel and Defender for us?
Yes. Our co-managed SOC operates Microsoft Sentinel and Defender in your tenant, 24×7, from four SOCs. You keep the licences, the data and the detections.
Are you agnostic if you resell Microsoft?
Yes. We recommend what we have seen work in environments like yours, and resale margin never decides a recommendation. Ask us what we would recommend if you were not buying through us; the answer is the same.
Send us the licence and the bill.
An engineer reads both and comes back with what you already have, what you are missing, and one number.