Monet+ is a Czech company known for its digital security and identity management services. They work with clients in different industries, offering solutions like secure identity verification and electronic payment processing.
As part of their commitment to security, Monet+ partnered with Revolgy for a Google Workspace security audit. The goal was to review security settings, follow best practices, and make targeted recommendations to keep their environment as secure as possible.
Key highlights from our security assessment
Our audit focused on key areas like account security, app permissions, and data sharing. It wasn’t about fixing major issues — it was about finding small ways to make a strong setup even stronger.
The review covered 77 different security settings, with tailored recommendations to refine access controls, manage app permissions, and optimize email security. Our findings were prioritized based on potential impact, helping Monet+ focus on the most important improvements.
Here are some of the areas we reviewed:
- Account security: Making sure admin and user accounts are properly protected with tools like Two-Factor Authentication (2FA).
- App permissions: Managing third-party apps to reduce risks from unverified software.
Email settings: Checking SPF, DKIM, and DMARC configurations to prevent spoofing and phishing. - Data sharing: Adjusting policies to stop sensitive information from being shared by mistake.
- Device security: Making sure only approved and secure devices can access company data.
The role of security audits in protecting business data
Security isn’t a one-time thing — it’s an ongoing process. Even well-secured organizations, including cybersecurity companies like Monet+, should regularly assess and refine their settings to keep up with evolving threats.
Based on our experience, many companies find ways to improve in areas like Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), third-party app management, and email authentication protocols.
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While critical, MFA is not always enabled for key accounts, which can leave them more exposed to unauthorized access. Similarly, third-party apps may have excessive permissions, creating unintended security gaps. Email authentication settings like SPF, DKIM, and DMARC help prevent phishing and domain spoofing but are sometimes misconfigured or overlooked. And when it comes to data sharing, overly broad permissions can increase the risk of sensitive information being shared unintentionally.
A security review helps catch these small but important gaps before they become bigger problems. By making proactive updates, companies can improve their defenses, protect sensitive data, and reduce risks without getting in the way of daily work.
Helping Monet+ stay safe going forward
After the review, Monet+ gained a clear picture of their Google Workspace security setup and practical steps to make it even stronger. With a few key updates, they are keeping their data protected, staying ahead of potential risks, and maintaining the trust of their customers.
Revolgy helps businesses find and fix security issues, giving them the tools to stay protected as they grow. Contact us today to learn more or book a free consultation with our experts.
