Managed Microsoft 365 Licensing & Security

For organizations of roughly twenty to fifty people — big enough to depend on Microsoft 365, too small for an IT department — Kumo manages the licensing, applies a hardened security baseline through Inforcer, and acts as the IT partner on call. Licensing spend gets right-sized; security stops being a hope.

The gap this fills

Below a certain size, hiring IT does not make sense — but the business still runs on Microsoft 365, still holds sensitive data, and still gets targeted. Managed Licensing & Support is the floor: licensing handled, security enforced, help available.

A recurring foundation

This offering is deliberately simple and recurring. It keeps small organizations safe and sane — and when growth brings bigger needs, the foundation and the relationship are already in place.

Why it matters

Licensing without the guesswork

The right licenses for how your team actually works — reviewed as you grow, so you stop paying for shelf-ware or under-protecting key people.

A security baseline that holds

Inforcer-enforced policies across identity, email, and devices — the fundamentals that stop the attacks small businesses actually face.

An IT partner, not a ticket queue

Someone who knows your tenant when something breaks, when you hire, or when the cyber-insurance questionnaire arrives.

Questions we hear a lot

We only have 30 people — do we really need managed licensing and security?

That size is exactly who attackers automate against, because the defenses are usually default. A hardened baseline — MFA enforced, mail protection tuned, devices compliant — plus right-sized licensing typically costs less than one incident response, and removes a standing worry.

What does Inforcer add to Microsoft 365?

Inforcer enforces and monitors security configuration across the tenant continuously — the policies that Microsoft makes possible but most small organizations never fully turn on. It is how a small business gets enterprise-grade baseline security without an enterprise security team.

Can this grow into bigger projects later?

Often it does. Managed licensing establishes the footprint and the trust; when the business is ready for an intranet, an app, or a CRM, the partner who already runs your tenant is a natural place to start.