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Microsoft 365 Business BasicMicrosoft 365 Business Premium+$16.00/user/mo · DEFENDBase

From email-only to full security baseline

Business Basic customers have email and cloud storage but zero security infrastructure. No device management, no endpoint protection, no conditional access, no DLP. Every device accessing company data is unmanaged and unprotected. This is the highest-impact upgrade in the Microsoft stack.

What they have today

  • Exchange Online (email + calendar)
  • OneDrive (1TB cloud storage)
  • SharePoint Online
  • Microsoft Teams
  • Web versions of Office apps only (no desktop apps)

Security gaps without the upgrade

No device management

Critical

Any device — personal, shared, compromised — can access corporate email and files with zero controls

No endpoint protection

Critical

No antivirus, no EDR, no threat detection on any device. If a laptop gets ransomware, there's nothing to stop it or alert you

No conditional access

Critical

Can't enforce MFA on specific conditions, block legacy auth, or require device compliance. A stolen password = full access from any device, any location

No Intune

Critical

Zero visibility into what devices access your data. Can't wipe a lost phone, can't enforce encryption, can't push security policies

No email advanced threat protection

High

Basic EOP spam filtering only. No Safe Links, no Safe Attachments, no anti-phishing impersonation protection. Sophisticated phishing gets through

No DLP

High

Users can email, share, or upload sensitive data with zero controls. No sensitivity labels, no content inspection, no blocking rules

No Azure AD P1 / Entra ID P1

High

No group-based licensing, no self-service password reset, no dynamic groups, no conditional access policies

No desktop Office apps

Medium

Users work in browser-only Office — limited functionality, no offline access, poor experience with complex documents. This drives Shadow IT as users install unauthorized tools