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EWS Sunset Readiness Assessor

adaQuest · Cybersecurity & IT

SaaSNo attestation published

Certification per Microsoft Marketplace.

EWS AssessorExchange Web ServicesEWS Retirement
Provenance reach4 of 12 layers traced

Evidence tier Source Confirmed · 8 captures on record

User ratingNot rated0 reviews on the listing
Runs onSaaSSaaS
ProvenanceUnknown44% of the provenance layers this product can disclose
Evidence riskHighSign in to see the basis for this band.

What the publisher says

As described on Microsoft Marketplace.

EWS Sunset Readiness Assessor is a security-focused, read-only identity and application risk assessment agent that helps organizations prepare for Exchange Web Services (EWS) retirement. It identifies and prioritizes integrations that may rely on EWS, reduces legacy exposure, and accelerates a safer transition to Microsoft Graph through an evidence-based readiness report.

Inputs (what data the agent consumes)

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The agent consumes Microsoft Entra signals (via the Microsoft Entra plugin) such as:

  • Applications and service principals inventory and details
  • Sign-in logs (app/service principal activity indicators)
  • Audit logs (directory and app-related events)
  • App permissions and granted consents (permission footprint for integration posture)If some signals are unavailable due to permissions or retention limits, the agent runs best-effort and explicitly reports data gaps and confidence impact.

Tasks (what the agent performs)

  • Enumerates applications and service principals relevant to integration assessment
  • Correlates sign-in and audit telemetry with app identities and permission grants
  • Classifies dependency likelihood as Confirmed / Likely / Suspected using strict evidence rules
  • Calculates exposure scoring and readiness prioritization (tenant-safe, bounded analysis)
  • Produces retirement impact insights (what is most likely to break if EWS is disabled)
  • Builds a Graph-first migration backlog with prioritized remediation steps
  • Documents telemetry gaps and confidence drivers for auditability

Outputs (what results the agent generates)

A single consolidated readiness report (structured for both technical teams and leadership), including:

  • Executive summary with confidence and top risks
  • Observed applications/service principals and their classification (Confirmed/Likely/Suspected)
  • Exposure scoring and prioritization drivers
  • Retirement impact simulation (confirmed and likely affected integrations)
  • Graph-first migration plan (actions, effort, owners, risk)
  • Telemetry notes & gaps (missing signals, failures, confidence impact)

Estimated SCU consumption

Estimated consumption for a full assessment run:

  • Small environments: ~ 1.0 SCU per run
  • Mid-size environments: typically ~ 1.6 – 2.5 SCUs per run
  • Enterprise environments: typically 3 - 5.0 SCUs per run

Actual SCU usage varies primarily with the number of applications/service principals, sign-in/audit log volume in the lookback window, and how many entities require deeper enrichment during the assessment.

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Change log

Version: 1.0.2

  • Updated the agent setup experience by adding the assessment focus setting required for guided execution.
  • Improved scope handling for EWS readiness assessment, Microsoft Entra application analysis, permissions review, sign-in and audit activity, and Microsoft Graph migration planning.

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Compliance

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  • FedRAMPConfirmedNot listed90%, registry-checkedNo FedRAMP Marketplace entry matched this vendor's domain, checked 2026-08-27registry recordas observed 2026-08-27

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Vendor

External enrichment · as of 2026-08-29

CompanyadaQuestAutomated
HQUnited States of AmericaAutomated
IndustryTechnologyAutomated
Websitehttps://www.adaquest.com/

Plans and pricing as listed

1 listed
Free Plan Offer - Default
$0.00/month
1-month subscription

Sources

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Publisher resources

3 links
EWS Sunset Readiness Assessor User Guidecatalogartifact.azureedge.netSource
EWS Sunset Readiness Assessor Web Pagewww.adaquest.comSource
Pricing
Paid
1 plan listed
Delivery
SaaS
https://www.adaquest.com/contact-us-2/
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