TotalHeal SaaSPosture - 2026 Pricing, Features, Reviews & Alternatives

TotalHeal SaaSPosture. Checks the security settings of your Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace tenants continuously — MFA, administrators, app consent, sharing, third-party apps — and fixes them with a second person’s approval.

The problem: Most breaches of Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace come from settings, not exploits: MFA that is registered but not required, legacy protocols that skip it, an administrator nobody uses, people allowed to grant any app access to their mailbox, files shared with links anyone can open. Settings drift as admins change them, and nobody notices until an attacker does.

How it works: SaaSPosture reads the settings of your Microsoft 365 / Entra ID and Google Workspace tenants through the connectors you already have, with read-only access, and checks them continuously. Each failing setting is a finding with the fix, its MITRE ATT&CK techniques and the compliance controls it maps to. The Professional tier adds the third-party app inventory and drift alerts; the Elite tier applies fixes after a second person approves.

- Microsoft 365 / Entra ID checks: MFA enforced for all users (security defaults or Conditional Access), people and administrators without MFA, legacy authentication blocked, Global Administrator count from two to five, user consent to apps, guest invitations, user app registration and tenant creation, SharePoint and OneDrive Anyone links.

- Google Workspace checks: 2-step verification enforced and enrolled, super administrators without 2-step verification, super administrator count from two to four, super administrators unused for 90 days, third-party apps with high-risk access.

- Read-only by design: Scans use read permissions only, and every scan request is checked before it leaves TotalHeal: anything that is not a read is refused. A setting the connector may not read is reported as not evaluated with the permission it needs — never guessed.

- A score and a fix for every finding: A severity-weighted score per tenant and overall, findings worst first, the steps to fix each one in the admin centre, and a trend. Accept a risk with a reason and an optional end date; it reopens by itself.

- Mapped to frameworks: Each check maps to MITRE ATT&CK techniques and to controls of NIST 800-53, NIST CSF, ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI DSS, CIS v8, DPDP and other packs in TotalHeal Compliance.

- Third-party app inventory: Every app people granted delegated access (Microsoft 365) or OAuth tokens (Google Workspace): its publisher and whether it is verified, its scopes in plain words, and how many people — or everyone, by administrator consent — granted it. Apps that can read or send mail, read or change every file, or change the directory come first.

- Drift alerts: After a clean scan, a critical or high setting that starts failing raises an alert in the same incident queue as endpoint, identity and cloud alerts, and goes on to your SIEM, ticketing and playbooks.

- Fixes with four-eyes approval: Request a fix — stop users consenting to apps, allow only administrators and Guest Inviters to invite guests, revoke an app’s access — and a different person approves it before TotalHeal makes the change with the connector’s credentials. Both decisions are kept in the audit log, and the tenant is scanned again.

Deployment: SaaS, On-premises control plane and Air-gapped.

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