Microsoft solutions already go far. Senserva makes them go further.

Microsoft and Senserva, better together.

Microsoft surfaces deep security signals across Defender, Entra ID, Intune, and Microsoft 365. Senserva reads them, enriches and analyzes them, maps every finding to compliance, and delivers a validated fix, then proves the gap is closed on the next scan. Microsoft does not build what Senserva builds, and Senserva does not build what Microsoft builds. That is exactly why the two are designed to work together.

Microsoft does not build what Senserva builds, and Senserva does not build what Microsoft builds. The two are designed to work together.

Senserva Trustworthy AI writes and validates each fix for you, cutting up to 80% of the effort to harden, audit, and report on the Microsoft environment you already own.

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How it works

Senserva sits on top of the Microsoft signals you already produce and carries them all the way through to a validated fix.

Microsoft surfaces rich security signals

Defender, Entra, Intune, and Microsoft 365 show you what is happening across identities, devices, and data. The depth is there.

Senserva AI reads, enriches, and analyzes

We ingest those signals through Microsoft's own APIs, enrich CVEs with MSRC and CISA data, detect configuration drift, and map every finding to compliance frameworks and Severity.

Your team remediates with validated fixes

Senserva tells you what matters now and what can wait, then hands you a validated remediation for each finding, grounded and checked by Trustworthy AI before you approve it.

Strengthen Microsoft environments across endpoints, identities, and logs

190+

Endpoint checks

Intune and Defender: compliance, configuration, encryption, and update rings.

200+

Identity checks

Entra ID: MFA, PIM, Conditional Access, roles, and risky accounts.

14-day

Sign-in log replay

Entra ID sign-in and directory logs analyzed for risky activity, with findings sent to your SIEM.

A Microsoft MISA partner, purpose-built for Microsoft Security

Senserva is a member of the Microsoft Intelligent Security Association (MISA), the invitation-only group whose products integrate deeply with Microsoft Security. Our integrations are approved across Microsoft Entra, Microsoft Intune, and Microsoft Sentinel, originally earned for Senserva Drift Manager and now carried across the Senserva product line. Membership is a seat at the table, not a logo on a slide: visibility into Microsoft security direction, a working member network, airlifts to Redmond, and private product-team briefings.

Microsoft Entra

Approved integration for identity and access. Conditional Access, privileged roles, authentication methods, and risky users, read through Microsoft's own APIs.

Microsoft Intune

Approved integration for device management. Compliance policies, configuration profiles, encryption, and update rings across your managed endpoints.

Microsoft Sentinel

Approved integration for SIEM and threat detection. Posture and findings flow into the place your team already watches.

Microsoft MISA Member

Invited by Microsoft for deep integration with Microsoft 365, Intune, Defender, and Entra ID. Membership requires technical validation. It is not a Microsoft Security Store tier you can buy.

Security ISV of the Year

Finalist in the 2024 Microsoft Security Excellence Awards, recognized by Microsoft and Microsoft MISA for impact in Microsoft 365, Intune, Defender, and Entra ID security.

What MISA is. The Microsoft Intelligent Security Association is a curated group of security vendors and service providers whose products integrate with Microsoft Sentinel, Microsoft Defender, Microsoft Entra, Microsoft Intune, and Microsoft Purview. Members are nominated and accepted based on their integrations and security expertise. For a buyer, MISA membership is a shortcut for trust: it means a vendor builds on Microsoft's security platform the right way, rather than bolting on a connector after the fact.

In good company. Membership is by nomination only. Senserva was vetted to join an association of leading security vendors and managed security providers, alongside names like Palo Alto Networks, Splunk, Yubico, Trend Micro, Tenable, and Qualys. See the full Microsoft Intelligent Security Association member list.

Microsoft and Senserva improve your workflow, no matter who you are

Microsoft solutions come with a great deal built in, but many teams do not have the extra time or resources to unlock the full power on their own. That is where Senserva fits. Built to work alongside Microsoft, Senserva gives in-house IT teams, MSPs, and resellers the operational layer needed to turn Microsoft security signals into action, without adding headcount.

Internal IT

Get security coverage that runs without requiring more from a team that is already doing everything else.

Senserva is a force multiplier for internal IT, turning Microsoft Security into clear findings, prioritized risk, and validated fixes, so response times shrink and your security posture stops being a mystery.

MSPs and MSSPs

Run better security across every client environment without scaling up your internal security headcount.

Senserva reduces tool sprawl, brings configuration, identity, devices, patch, and logs into one model, and makes it easier to support Microsoft-based tenants at scale with a shared cloud database.

Resellers and partners

Bridge the gap between owning powerful Microsoft tools and actually operating the defense.

Senserva does not replace your customers' Microsoft stack. It operationalizes it, helping them realize the value of a consolidated Microsoft security investment.

Why teams add Senserva to Microsoft 365 and Microsoft Security

Microsoft provides strong security signals across identities, endpoints, and logs. Senserva builds on those signals. It reads your tenant through Microsoft's own Graph, Defender, Intune, and Entra APIs, with no third-party agent and no connector to maintain, then brings configuration, identity risk, device posture, privileged access, patch, and logs into one connected model.

From there, Senserva does the work that a busy team rarely has time for: every finding is mapped to the frameworks your auditors and insurers ask about (CISA SCuBA and MCSB v2), prioritized by Severity, and paired with a validated remediation. Senserva Trustworthy AI turns those findings into fixes your team can ship with confidence: you bring your own model, your data stays local, and every AI output is grounded and validated before you approve it.

The result is a stronger Microsoft security operation, not a separate stack bolted on beside it.

What Senserva adds to your Microsoft licensing

Whatever Microsoft 365 plan you own, from frontline F1 and F3 up to E7, the security capability is already there. The gap is the time and the people to operate it, and the controls that matter most, like Conditional Access and PIM, are gated behind higher Entra tiers. Senserva sits on top of every tier and turns built-in security into monitored, measured, and remediated security, with the same findings, compliance mapping, and validated fixes whether you run Business Premium or E7.

See what Senserva adds at each license tier

Mark Shavlik

CEO & Co-Founder

Former Microsoft Windows kernel developer

Original Windows NT team under David Cutler

Wrote security products Microsoft distributed

Founder of Shavlik Technologies (HfNetChk, MBSA)

Decades as a Microsoft partner

Decades of building with Microsoft, not beside it.

Senserva's relationship with Microsoft did not start with a partner badge. It started inside the company.

Senserva founder and CEO Mark Shavlik began his career at Microsoft as a Windows kernel developer, working on the original Windows NT team under David Cutler. He later worked on Paul Maritz's team at Microsoft.

After leaving Microsoft, Mark built the security products that Microsoft itself distributed. He founded Shavlik Technologies, the company that pioneered patch management and shipped HfNetChk, which became the basis for the Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer (MBSA), scanning hundreds of millions of Windows endpoints before being acquired by VMware. That is more than three decades of building security on the Microsoft platform, as a Microsoft partner, across every era from Windows NT to Microsoft 365.

Microsoft does not build what we build, and we do not build what Microsoft builds. I have spent my whole career on both sides of that line, first on the Windows NT team, then writing the security tools Microsoft shipped to the world. Senserva is the same idea, brought to Microsoft 365, Intune, Defender, and Entra ID. Mark Shavlik, CEO and Co-Founder

More about Senserva and the Shavlik heritage, from the Windows NT team to today