A clearer view of your cloud settings.

The platforms your business uses.

Configuration means how a service is set up. Lucerna reviews the security settings agreed for your business and explains the findings and practical next steps. For Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace, selected settings are compared with a security baseline: a reference set of recommended security settings. The exact checks are agreed before work.

Questions a review can help answer.

For Ontario accounting, legal, paralegal, financial-services and other professional firms, a review gives an owner understandable findings and an IT contact practical detail. You can start with a question in everyday language.

• “Which settings need attention?”A Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace review compares the agreed settings with the baseline and reports reviewed findings.
• “Can you review this application?”Name the online business application and the configuration question. Lucerna confirms whether a limited manual settings review is suitable.
• “What should our IT contact do next?”The report explains the findings and recommended changes so your IT staff or provider can plan the next steps.
• “Can we review these settings again?”Quarterly reassessments can repeat agreed work at scheduled intervals. They do not provide continuous monitoring.

A cloud review can stand alone or accompany a vulnerability assessment in one scoped engagement. Suitability depends on the platforms, accessible settings, requested work and available capacity.

From your question to written findings.

1. 01
   Describe what you use and want to understand

   Book a call if you want help choosing a review. If you already know the platforms and requirements, describe them in an inquiry. Lucerna may ask questions before preparing a proposal.

2. 02
   Agree what will be checked

   Confirm the platforms, settings, permissions, schedule and price. Written agreement and authorization come before technical work. Cloud and network work can be quoted and billed together as one engagement.

3. 03
   Review the settings and results

   Compare the selected Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace settings with the agreed baseline, or manually review accessible settings in the agreed SaaS application. Examine potential findings before reporting them.

4. 04
   Explain what needs attention

   Provide written findings and practical recommendations for the owner and IT contact, with limited follow-up explanation as agreed. Your IT staff or provider may carry out the changes.

Know what was checked and what to do next.

• What was checkedA record of the platforms, selected settings and review conditions, including the limits of the work.
• What needs attentionReviewed observations with an explanation of what they mean, written for business decision-makers and IT personnel.
• Which changes to considerPractical configuration recommendations and priorities to help your IT contact plan changes.
• Help interpreting the findingsLimited explanation and prioritization after the report, as agreed. Your IT staff or provider continue managing the environment; hands-on fixes are not included by default.

A configuration review covers the agreed settings. It does not test every application weakness, cover every platform feature or guarantee security. Additional work and any scope or price change are agreed separately before proceeding.