Microsoft supply chain coverage
In developmentYou have already bought more of this than you think. Just not all of it.
Pick what is on your purchase order. We will show you which software supply chain controls it already entitles, which ones sit in a SKU you do not hold, and where Microsoft has no answer and you will need somebody else.
No prices. Enterprise Microsoft is bought on negotiated rates, list moved in July 2026, and the published figures disagree with each other — so this measures coverage, which a discount does not change.
1 · What is on the purchase order?
12 SKUs modeled. Pick every one you hold, including the add-ons — the add-ons are usually where the argument is.
GitHub
GitHub Advanced Security
Microsoft Entra
Microsoft Sentinel
2 · What that covers, phase by phase
What you hold entitles 26 of 236 controls on the supply chain. Another 46 sit in Microsoft SKUs you did not select. The remaining 147 have no Microsoft answer at all — which puts Microsoft’s reachable ceiling at 72, about 31% of the field.
- You already pay for this
- Microsoft sells it, you do not hold it
- Microsoft has no answer
- Nobody we model does this
3 · Open a phase
Choose a phase above to see every control it carries, what entitles it, and where to go when nothing does.
The part worth acting on first. Everything marked “you already pay for this” is already funded. Closing those gaps costs attention, not budget — and it is the only category here where that is true. What any of it costs depends on your agreement, which is why no number appears on this page.