Account and identity protection
Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace accounts are often the front door. We help tighten MFA, admin roles, recovery settings, shared access, and offboarding so access does not drift.
MaxedOut focuses on the risks that disrupt small and growing teams first: account takeovers, weak access controls, suspicious email, unmanaged devices, missing backups, and unclear response steps.
Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace accounts are often the front door. We help tighten MFA, admin roles, recovery settings, shared access, and offboarding so access does not drift.
Suspicious messages, unexpected MFA prompts, spoofing, and mailbox rule abuse get investigated quickly, with practical guidance for the affected users.
Workstations and laptops need current updates, baseline protection, device inventory, and clear replacement decisions when a machine cannot be trusted.
When something looks wrong, your team needs to know what to preserve, who to notify, what access to pause, and how to keep the business moving safely.
Security does not need to begin with a massive project. For many businesses, the right first move is cleaning up account access, enforcing MFA, documenting admin ownership, checking backups, and making sure suspicious activity has a clear reporting path.
Unexpected MFA prompts, successful suspicious logins, missing devices, unknown mailbox rules, wire-change requests, ransomware messages, or a user clicking a suspicious link should be reported immediately.
Include the affected user, time of the event, screenshots, sender address, device name, whether credentials were entered, and whether any customers, payments, or protected data may be involved.
Send what happened, what systems are involved, and who is affected. MaxedOut can help triage the risk and define the next steps.