A stagnant Secure Score gets expensive
Cyber insurers, auditors and boards read Microsoft Secure Score as evidence of how well your Microsoft 365 estate is run. When the score stalls, the costs stack up:
Insurance premiums
Underwriters price your policy on your security posture. A low score, or no evidence behind it, weakens your position at every renewal.
Remediation cost
Violations left open until an incident are far more expensive to fix under pressure than to resolve as routine.
Manual evidence
Every renewal questionnaire and audit turns into weeks of collecting proof by hand when the score cannot speak for itself.
External file sharing
SharePoint files shared externally without control raise the risk of a data leak. Rencore detects every externally shared file and helps you enforce sensitivity labels and DLP.
See every Secure Score risk, then close it
Microsoft Secure Score tells you where you stand. Rencore Governance tells you why, and fixes it. Continuously scan Exchange, SharePoint, Teams, Entra ID, and Copilot Studio for the exact policy violations behind your score, then rank and resolve them before an insurer or auditor asks.
Find and fix the risks behind your score
Rencore Governance reports on usage, changes, and configurations across Microsoft 365, and surfaces the risks hiding in them, such as unauthorized access or non-compliant configurations. It then recommends the actions that mitigate each risk, so your Secure Score improves because the vulnerabilities behind it get resolved, not just reported.

Enforce the policies your score depends on
Rencore Governance enforces your governance policies across the Microsoft 365 environment, so users and systems follow the rules you set, for example on data access and sharing. Consistent enforcement protects security and data integrity, the exact components Microsoft Secure Score measures.

Enhance your Secure Score and insurance eligibility today
See your whole tenant in one place
Rencore Governance offers a centralized view of all data and activity across your Microsoft 365 environment. Central monitoring surfaces security and compliance issues sooner, so you act on potential vulnerabilities before they reach your score, or your insurer's questionnaire.

Automate the fixes, keep the score
Rencore Governance automates permissions management, lifecycle management, and the enforcement and resolution of policy violations. Automation applies your security policies consistently and takes human error out of the routine, keeping compliance and security hygiene high without extra headcount.

Trusted by security, IT, and platform leaders
Security, IT, and platform leaders use Rencore to see their Microsoft estate, cut cost and risk, and roll out Copilot and agents on a governed foundation.
Secure Score and cyber insurance FAQs
What is Microsoft Secure Score?
Microsoft Secure Score measures your security posture across Microsoft 365: the more of Microsoft's recommended controls you have in place, the higher the number. It is also a number you can show an insurer or auditor as evidence of how well the estate is run.
How does Secure Score affect cyber insurance?
Underwriters assess your security posture when pricing a policy. A documented, improving Secure Score is evidence of security maturity you can bring into a renewal, which supports obtaining cover at favorable terms.
How does Rencore Governance improve my Secure Score?
It continuously scans Exchange, SharePoint, Teams, Entra ID, and Copilot Studio for the exact policy violations behind your score, ranks them, and automates their resolution, so the score rises because the underlying issues get fixed.
Which violations does Rencore Governance typically find?
Externally shared files whose links never expire, Microsoft 365 groups with external owners, SharePoint sites with broken permission inheritance, and risky Entra ID sign-ins, each surfaced as a policy violation with the affected objects listed by name.
Can I show progress over time?
Yes. Policies are grouped into categories, each with a score and a three-month trend, so you can demonstrate to an insurer or auditor that your posture is improving rather than just claim it.



