Who can access reports, workspaces and underlying data?
Map access across the reporting environment and identify where permissions are broader than the business need.
SECURE BI · DATA + SECURITY
Secure BI brings reporting architecture, identity, permissions, sensitive-data exposure and governance into one review — so useful information reaches the people who need it without exposing more than it should.
THE QUESTIONS SECURE BI ANSWERS
A reporting environment can be technically useful and still expose information through permissions, sharing, exports, identity design or weak governance.
Map access across the reporting environment and identify where permissions are broader than the business need.
Trace how sensitive or regulated information moves from source systems into models, reports and exports.
Review apps, direct sharing, external access, download and export pathways that can change who receives information.
Check how roles, groups, joiners, movers and leavers affect continuing access to reporting and data.
FLAGSHIP OFFER · SECURE BI ASSESSMENT
We assess how the reporting environment is built, who can reach it, where sensitive information may be exposed and what governance is needed to keep access intentional over time.
Understand key sources, models, pipelines, workspaces, reports, apps and data flows.
Review users, groups, roles, sharing paths and how Microsoft 365 / Entra identity shapes access.
Identify where sensitive information can be viewed, exported, shared or inherited more broadly than intended.
Prioritise remediation, ownership and repeatable access-review practices so improvements last.
THREE LENSES. ONE REVIEW.
The review does not stop at a dashboard or a security setting. It looks at how the reporting architecture, identity model and governance interact.
Sources, pipelines, models, semantic layers, workspaces, reports and the places information is duplicated or exported.
Users, groups, roles, external access, privileged access and how identity lifecycle decisions reach the BI environment.
Ownership, access reviews, sensitive-data handling, evidence, remediation and repeatable control over time.
COMMON EXPOSURE PATHS
A report can start with the right audience and become overexposed through inherited access, sharing, exports, old groups or a role that was never revisited.
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Your security posture, a compliance requirement, a specific risk, or who can see your data. We’ll tell you honestly whether we can help.