Canadian cloud monitoring
Canadian cloud monitoring for Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace.
Lavawall®, a multi-tenant RMM built in Canada, includes cloud monitoring for Microsoft 365, Entra, Azure, and Google Workspace, the cloud identities and services where incidents actually start. It catches breaches and risky configuration changes, keeps the record as audit evidence, and places your monitoring data in Canada by default. A CISSP/CISA team stands behind it.
What Canadian cloud monitoring should watch
Accounts are the perimeter now. These are the places a breach shows up first.
Microsoft 365 breach detection
Suspicious sign-ins, mailbox rules, token abuse, and risky delegation caught early. See M365 breach detection.
Entra and Azure change monitoring
Configuration and privilege changes across Entra and Azure, with a record of who changed what and when.
Google Workspace
Breach detection and change monitoring for Google Workspace identities and admin settings, in the same console.
Cloud file-change monitoring
SharePoint, OneDrive, and Google Drive activity, so mass downloads and unusual sharing show up as alerts.
SaaS and shadow-AI discovery
A list of the SaaS apps and AI tools your people have connected to the tenant, so governance starts from something you can act on.
Evidence, not just alerts
Every finding is kept and timestamped, so the same monitoring feeds your Canadian GRC record.
Why Canadian cloud monitoring matters
Cloud monitoring reads sign-in logs, mailbox metadata, sharing activity, and admin changes, so the record it builds is sensitive by nature. For many of your clients, where that record lives is a legal and procurement question. Lavawall® places your monitoring data and its AI processing in Canada by default, bills in Canadian dollars, and maps its alerting to Canadian obligations such as PIPEDA and Quebec Law 25. For a client that requires it, you can choose the United States, Europe, or Australia instead. See data residency and security and privacy.
Because it runs in the same console as your endpoint management, a cloud alert and the device behind it are one click apart. For the endpoint side, see Canadian RMM, and for on-network visibility, network monitoring.
Frequently asked
- What does Lavawall's cloud monitoring cover?
- Microsoft 365, Entra, and Azure, plus Google Workspace: sign-in and breach detection, configuration-change monitoring, risky-change alerts, SaaS and shadow-AI discovery, and the file-change monitoring behind SharePoint, OneDrive, and Google Drive. It runs from the same console as your endpoint management.
- What makes it Canadian cloud monitoring?
- Lavawall® is built, hosted, and supported in Canada by ThreeShield, a Calgary audit firm. The monitoring data and its AI processing are placed in Canada by default, you are billed in CAD, and the alerting maps to Canadian obligations such as PIPEDA and Quebec Law 25. You can choose another region when a client requires it.
- Is my monitoring and log data kept in Canada?
- By default, yes. Your data and our AI processing are placed in Canada unless you choose the United States, Europe, or Australia for a client that requires it. See data residency.
- Does it replace a SIEM?
- For many lean teams, yes. It removes the need for a separate SIEM project by watching the cloud identities and services where incidents start, and by keeping the record as audit evidence. Larger environments can run it alongside a SIEM as the Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace layer.
Moving from another tool?
See the Canadian alternatives to 49 Microsoft 365 and cloud tools, each compared feature by feature with the other vendor’s own facts linked. For example: CIPP, Cayosoft, AvePoint, Dropsuite.