Microsoft Web Admin Tool

The tool provides a domain-focused analysis environment for Microsoft web administration tasks. It helps IT teams model configurations for IIS, Azure App Service, and related web services, focusing on RBAC alignment, network boundaries, and deployment governance. By formalizing input parameters such as environment scope, region, and resource counts, it supports proactive risk assessment rather than reactive firefighting. The target users are cloud architects, security engineers, and operations leads who plan changes or perform audits.
Core logic features include configuration modeling, policy checks, and risk scoring; required features include RBAC validation, environment scoping, and export of remediation plans. Optional features include external policy integration and impact simulation. The tool uses rules such as least privilege, separation of duties, and change-tracking to surface misconfigurations. Output artifacts include a risk score, a prioritized list of violations, and a change plan suitable for governance workflows.
Inputs cover environment_name (prod, staging, dev), region, resource_type (IIS, AppService), resource_count, rbac_roles, and policy_set; outputs include risk_score (0-100), violations array, remediation_steps array, and an exportable_plan in JSON. Validation enforces required inputs, domain value constraints, and cross-field consistency (e.g., prod region aligns with regulatory boundaries).
Risk_score is a weighted sum of detected violations, with weights by severity and criticality; normalization yields 0–100. The tool supports threshold-based alerts and can adjust weights for different orgs. It handles missing credentials, API rate limits, unsupported resource types, and external data unavailability by returning partial results with explicit indicators and fallback defaults. It accounts for ISO timestamps and UTC by default and tags outputs with regional controls. Assumptions include that no live changes are performed by the tool; data sources must be provided by integrations or user input; final enforcement rests with approved admin interfaces.