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Syskit Point alternative for Microsoft 365

Syskit tidies your SharePoint. Who is watching the rest of your tenant?

Syskit Point organises SharePoint, Teams and OneDrive. 1Security closes the Microsoft 365 security gaps neither Syskit nor any platform we know of closes, adds richer administration, compliance and AI access analysis rather than a list of agents, feeds your SIEM, and saves more than it costs. It secures the tenant and lets you respond to incidents, not only automate admin work.

  • Verified 20 Oct 2026
  • Keep both or switch
  • Free side-by-side POC
  • Every claim sourced below

Fair first

What Syskit Point does well.

Written so a Syskit customer nods. These are real strengths, and a team that likes them can keep them while 1Security takes the security side.

  • Workspace provisioning

    Teams, groups, sites and Viva Engage communities created from templates, with a Teams app for requests and approvals and an API for the same.

  • Owner-driven reviews

    Access review and workspace review policies that ask site and team owners to confirm members, sharing and settings on a schedule, with escalation when they do not.

  • Workspace lifecycle

    Inactive and orphaned workspace policies, archive or delete decisions routed to owners, stale file archiving and version trimming for storage.

  • Ticketing and assistant

    Early Access integrations with Jira, ServiceNow, Zendesk, Freshservice and Halo, a natural-language assistant and a read-only MCP server.

What it does not touch

Four questions a governance tool was never built to answer.

Each one is a gap a security team feels during an incident, an audit or a Copilot rollout. None of them is on the Syskit Point feature list, by design: it is a governance product, not a security one.

  1. 01

    Forensics in minutes, not days

    Three years of who did what, from where and on which device, as standard. "Is this an incident, and what is the blast radius?" is answered in minutes instead of a day of stitching logs together by hand. Syskit Point Cloud keeps audit logs for one year unless you buy an extension, does not collect Entra sign-in logs, and has no analysis of activity patterns.

  2. 02

    Sensitive data in content, not only in labels

    Syskit Point treats a file as sensitive only when it carries a Purview label you have ticked. 1Security scans the content of files and emails with its own engine, more than 300 detectors plus OCR for scans and photos: account numbers, contracts, identity numbers, passwords saved in files. Content is streamed through the scan and never stored.

  3. 03

    Anomalies, locations, devices

    1Security learns what is normal for each user, app and agent and flags what breaks the pattern: sign-ins from VPN, Tor and datacenter networks, from places nobody in your company works from, from devices you have never seen, and whether Conditional Access actually covers them. Syskit Point alerts on event type, user and IP range, and has no device or location layer.

  4. 04

    Email

    Syskit Point uses Exchange for distribution-list sync and notification mail; it does not manage mailboxes or watch mail flow. 1Security sees sensitive data leaving by email, impersonation through "send as" rights, shared mailboxes with no owner, and lets you act on the messages themselves.

Side by side

1Security vs Syskit Point, row by row.

Three states, not two: where Syskit Point has a lighter version of something, the row says so. Every Syskit cell carries a number that resolves to a public source below the table.

1Security16/16
  • 16Covered
  • 0Partial or lighter
  • 0Not covered
Syskit Point0/16
  • 0Covered
  • 9Partial or lighter
  • 7Not covered
Gaps and incidents
Activity history
1SecurityCovered
3 years as standard, each event carrying the user, file, device, location, app and the sensitivity of what was touched
Syskit PointPartial or lighter
1 year on Cloud plans, longer with the Extended Audit Retention add-on; collected every 15 minutes3
Sign-in logs
1SecurityCovered
Per-user sign-ins with network, device and Conditional Access coverage
Syskit PointNot covered
"Syskit Point does not collect Microsoft Entra ID sign-in logs"3
Anomaly detection
1SecurityCovered
Learns what is normal per user, app and agent; threshold you set and re-apply to history
Syskit PointNot covered
Rule alerts on event type, user and IP range; no behaviour analysis documented4
Locations and networks
1SecurityCovered
Country, city, VPN, Tor and datacenter classification, map, per-user travel
Syskit PointNot covered
An IP-range condition on alerts; no location layer4
Devices
1SecurityCovered
Every device touching data, unmanaged ones flagged, disable action
Syskit PointNot covered
Not covered; the Endpoint audit workload is excluded by default3
Sensitive data detection
1SecurityCovered
Own engine with 300+ detectors and OCR, on any licence; Purview detections as a second opinion
Syskit PointPartial or lighter
Files carrying the Purview labels you select; no content scanning5
Email and mailboxes
1SecurityCovered
Outbound sensitive content, delegated sending, shared mailboxes, actions on messages
Syskit PointNot covered
Exchange used for group sync, notifications and optional audit records only7
Administration, compliance, AI
Permission graph
1SecurityCovered
Direct grants, links, groups, site roles, inheritance, apps, agents and guests resolved into one answer per file
Syskit PointPartial or lighter
SharePoint, Teams, Groups and OneDrive; Power Platform and Entra apps as add-on or Early Access8
Remediation
1SecurityCovered
40+ actions across users, sites, files, apps, licences, devices, agents and email; review queue, grace period, revert, read-back confirmation
Syskit PointPartial or lighter
Manual actions plus automated cleanup of leftover Anyone links, external users and redundant permissions10
Compliance mapping
1SecurityCovered
11 frameworks on shared requirements, weekly snapshots, dated evidence packs
Syskit PointNot covered
No mapping to regulations or standards in the documentation18
AI agents
1SecurityCovered
What each agent can reach across files, sites and email, who deployed it, its activity and anomalies, quarantine and identity actions
Syskit PointPartial or lighter
Inventory in Early Access since September 2026; block, reassign owner, delete9
Copilot readiness
1SecurityCovered
Dedicated screen: what Copilot reaches today, fix list, per-site indexing block, progress since the first assessment
Syskit PointPartial or lighter
Dashboard tile with 11 oversharing metrics and workspace-level restrictions5
Fit and deployment
Public API
1SecurityCovered
REST for logs, detections, alerts, users, compliance, readiness; MCP server with the same reads
Syskit PointPartial or lighter
Beta API for sites, users, groups and provisioning; webhooks for provisioning events11
SIEM feed
1SecurityCovered
Enriched events pulled by Sentinel, Splunk or any SOC over the API
Syskit PointNot covered
No SIEM export in the documentation12
Deployment and residency
1SecurityCovered
SaaS, your own Azure (BYOC) or on-premise at any size; a dedicated database per tenant
Syskit PointPartial or lighter
Cloud in the Netherlands, US or Australia, up to 10,000 users; self-hosting only on Enterprise from 1,000 users13
Microsoft licence needed
1SecurityCovered
Nearly everything on Business Basic, E1 or E3; no E5 or Purview for content scanning
Syskit PointPartial or lighter
Required Microsoft plans are not stated; sensitivity depends on Purview labels being deployed1
  • Covered
  • Partial or lighter
  • Not covered

Sources for every Syskit Point claim

Verified 2026-10-20
  1. 1.Syskit Point pricing and plans - www.syskit.com/products/point/pricing/
  2. 2.Syskit Point licensing FAQ (Cloud plan user cap) - docs.syskit.com/point/faq/licensing
  3. 3.Syskit Point audit log collection (15-minute interval, retention, no Entra sign-in logs) - docs.syskit.com/point/configuration/customize-audit-logs-collection
  4. 4.Syskit Point alert configuration - docs.syskit.com/point/governance-and-automation/configure-alerts
  5. 5.Syskit Point Copilot readiness (sensitive files defined by labels) - docs.syskit.com/point/microsoft365-inventory/copilot-readiness
  6. 6.Microsoft 365 App Certification record for Syskit Point Cloud (data stored, hosting regions) - learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365-app-certification/saas/syskit-point-cloud
  7. 7.Syskit Point permission requirements (how Exchange is used) - docs.syskit.com/point/requirements/permission-requirements
  8. 8.Syskit Point AI Agents and Apps overview (Early Access) - docs.syskit.com/point/ai-agents-and-apps/ai-agents-and-apps-overview/
  9. 9.Syskit Point AI agent actions - docs.syskit.com/point/ai-agents-and-apps/ai-agents-and-apps-actions
  10. 10.Syskit Point 2026.3.159 release note (automated cleanups) - docs.syskit.com/point/releases/enterprise/syskit-point-2026-3/point-2026-3-159-release-note/
  11. 11.Syskit Point API reference - docs.syskit.com/point/integrations/syskit-point-api/
  12. 12.Syskit Point webhooks - docs.syskit.com/point/integrations/webhooks
  13. 13.Syskit Point Enterprise deployment overview (self-hosting) - docs.syskit.com/point/set-up-point-enterprise/deployment/overview
  14. 14.Syskit Point Teams app for workspace requests - docs.syskit.com/point/governance-and-automation/syskit-point-teams-app
  15. 15.Syskit Point access review policies - docs.syskit.com/point/governance-and-automation/permissions-review/create-apply-access-review-policies
  16. 16.Syskit Point lifecycle management - docs.syskit.com/point/governance-and-automation/lifecycle-management
  17. 17.AI in Syskit Point (assistant, ticketing, MCP server) - docs.syskit.com/point/ai-in-syskit-point/
  18. 18.Syskit Point risky workspaces (score recalculated every 2 hours) - docs.syskit.com/point/governance-and-automation/security-compliance-checks/risky-workspaces

Syskit and Syskit Point are trademarks of their owner. This comparison was written by 1Security from public documentation and was not reviewed by Syskit. If a row is out of date, write to us and we will fix it.

Richer administration

Beyond the gaps: the same questions, answered deeper.

Where both tools have a feature, the difference is how far the answer goes and whether you can act on it from the same screen.

  • Who has access, and why

    One graph across every path: direct permissions, sharing links, group membership, site roles, inheritance, apps, agents and guests. Every external organisation that touches your tenant resolved to a real company and reconciled with your trusted-domain settings.

  • Remediation under control

    More than 40 actions on users, sites, files, apps, licences, devices, agents and messages. Each one is staged in a review queue with a grace period, can be reverted, and is read back from Microsoft to prove the change landed.

  • Compliance without manual mapping

    Eleven frameworks today, more arriving: GDPR, NIS2, DORA, the EU AI Act, ISO 27001 and 42001, SOC 2, NIST CSF, HIPAA and the Polish KSC and KRiBSI acts. One requirement counted everywhere it applies, weekly snapshots, a dated evidence pack for the auditor or the investor.

  • AI agents and Copilot

    Not a list of agents: what each one can actually read across files, sites, users and email, who deployed it, what it did, and when it broke its own pattern. Copilot readiness with a fix list and a per-site indexing block, so the rollout starts from a clean reach.

The rest of the tenant

Beyond the comparison: the whole Microsoft 365 stack, from one read-only connection.

The table covers what a Syskit Point buyer asks about. The same connection opens every screen below on day one, each answering a question your tenant cannot answer about itself today.

Fits what you run

Native to Microsoft 365, open to the rest of your stack.

Every action runs through Microsoft Graph, roles sync from Entra, setup takes minutes, and the platform stays read-only until you decide to enable writes. There is no agent to install and no mailbox to re-route.

A public REST API and an MCP server expose logs, detections, alerts, users and compliance status, so your SIEM, SOC or MSSP receives events that already carry the user, the file, the device, the location and who could reach what, instead of raw audit rows.

Run it as SaaS, in your own Azure subscription with our container images, or on-premise, air-gapped if needed. Each tenant gets its own database, and disconnecting removes the data within seven days.

Savings, last and measured

It runs on the licences you already have, and finds the ones you do not use.

Most of what 1Security does needs no premium Microsoft plan: content scanning without E5 or Purview, locations without premium sign-in logs, three years of history without a SIEM contract. On top of that it ranks what you pay for and nobody uses, each item with its idle time and a reclaim action waiting in the review queue.

  • Business Basic
    the plan most features run on
  • 3 years
    of activity history without a SIEM contract
  • 0
    E5 or Purview add-ons needed for content scanning
  • 1 queue
    unused licences, dead apps, orphaned sites and mailboxes, reclaimed from one place

Keep both or switch

You do not have to choose on day one.

If your team likes Syskit Point for provisioning and owner reviews, keep it. 1Security takes security, incidents, compliance and AI access, and the two never fight over the same setting. Many customers run both for a year and then decide which one they still open.

The free proof of concept runs side by side on your own tenant: read-only consent in the morning, first findings the same day on a small tenant, and one meeting to compare what each tool showed.

What the side-by-side POC compares

  • Sensitive data that carries no label and is reachable by guests or Anyone links
  • Unknown devices and locations in the last 90 days
  • AI agents and apps, and what each can reach
  • Anomalies on users, apps and agents over 90 days
  • Mail leaving with sensitive content and who can send as whom
  • Licences, apps, sites and mailboxes you pay for and nobody uses

FAQ

Questions buyers ask when they already run Syskit Point.

Do I have to remove Syskit Point to use 1Security?

No. 1Security reads your tenant through its own Entra app with read-only consent and changes nothing until you enable actions. Syskit Point keeps working as before. Teams that keep both usually leave provisioning and owner reviews with Syskit and move incidents, sensitive data, compliance and AI access to 1Security.

Which Microsoft licence do I need?

Nearly everything works on Business Basic, Office 365 E1 or Microsoft 365 E3. Content scanning, locations and three-year history need no premium plan. The few features that read premium Microsoft data, such as Purview detections or per-sign-in detail, are listed on the requirements page with what you get without them, and the free licence checker tells you before you connect.

Does 1Security store my file or email content?

No. Content is streamed into the sensitivity scan and discarded when it finishes. What persists is the detection type, the match count and a confidence bucket linked to the file, never the matched values. The data handling page lists exactly what is read and what is stored.

Can the data stay in my own cloud?

Yes. Besides SaaS you can run 1Security in your own Azure subscription from our container images, or on-premise. Each tenant gets its own database in every model, and there is no minimum user count for self-hosting.

How does it feed our SIEM or SOC?

Through the public REST API: logs, detections, alerts, security alerts, users, compliance status and Copilot readiness, with scoped API keys per tenant or organisation-wide for MSSPs. The same reads are available as MCP tools. Sentinel and Splunk pairings are described on their own pages.

How do you know what Syskit Point does and does not do?

From Syskit's public documentation, pricing page and release notes, and from Microsoft's app certification record, each linked under the table with the date we last checked. If something has changed or we got a row wrong, tell us and we will correct it.

What does the free POC include, and how long does it take?

A read-only connection to your tenant, a full scan, and a comparison meeting. A small tenant shows first results within one to two hours; a tenant with around a million files takes six to twelve hours for the first full map. Nothing is changed in your tenant during the POC.

See both on your own tenant.

Book a demo, then a free side-by-side proof of concept next to Syskit Point. Read-only consent, first findings the same day, nothing changed in your tenant.

Or keep the audit log at one year and hope the incident is recent.