3 admin accounts have no MFA method registered: James Wilson, Sarah Chen, and Michael Torres. These accounts have elevated privileges and are high-value targets for credential attacks.
The tenancy has 7 Global Administrator accounts. Microsoft recommends no more than 2–3. Excess global admins increase the attack surface and make it harder to track privileged activity.
No active Conditional Access policies detected. Access to Microsoft 365 is ungoverned — any user can sign in from any device, location, or risk level without restriction.
| User | MFA Status | |
|---|---|---|
| James Wilson | james@meridian.com | No MFA |
| Sarah Chen | sarah@meridian.com | No MFA |
| Michael Torres | michael@meridian.com | No MFA |
| Emma Roberts | emma@meridian.com | MFA Enabled |
| David Park | david@meridian.com | MFA Enabled |
| User | Role | MFA Status | Last Sign-In |
|---|---|---|---|
| James Wilson | Global Administrator | No MFA | 3 days ago |
| Sarah Chen | Global Administrator | No MFA | 12 days ago |
| Alex Kumar | Exchange Administrator | MFA Enabled | 1 day ago |
| Lisa Wang | SharePoint Administrator | MFA Enabled | Today |
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