Quisitive Launches Spyglass Guardrail for Microsoft 365 Security
Quisitive announced in a press release the launch of Spyglass Guardrail, a managed service for Microsoft 365 security configuration and governance of Microsoft Copilot and AI agent deployments. The company said the service is designed to raise an organization's Microsoft Secure Score to 80 or above.
Microsoft Secure Score is measured from 0 to 100 and reflects the strength of a Microsoft 365 security configuration. Quisitive said average scores often start between 40 and 60, while Guardrail is designed to move clients from the mid 40s to above 80 and close most compliance gaps in about 11 weeks.
The service uses tools powered by AI to identify control gaps, prioritize remediation risks, and deploy pre tested Microsoft 365 control modules across identity, Conditional Access, Defender, and data loss prevention. A security engineer approves each change and produces evidence from before and after the work, mapped to frameworks including HIPAA, HITRUST, PCI DSS, GLBA, NIST CSF, NIST 800 53, and SOC 2.
Spyglass Guardrail is priced at $3,995 per month under an annual subscription. Quisitive said clients may cancel without penalty if the target Secure Score is not maintained for two consecutive months, and new clients who sign up by September 30, 2026, receive their first month free.
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