Recover Your Microsoft Entra External ID Tenant.
Microsoft provides no native backup or restore for most Entra External ID configuration. EIDGuard continuously captures versioned recovery points, detects configuration drift, and restores your tenant from a known-good state.
Recovery posture
Microsoft Azure Microsoft Graph Protected Azure storage Customer-owned dataYour identity platform is production infrastructure. Its configuration is not recoverable by default.
Microsoft Entra External ID protects availability—but for most tenant configuration, it does not provide a native backup, point-in-time history, or restore workflow.
Back up the configuration. Verify the baseline. Recover with intent.
From live tenant to known-good state.
A continuous, Azure-native recovery workflow designed for identity operations—not just data retention.
Daily backup
Capture supported tenant configuration on an automated schedule.
Recovery point
Write versioned JSON to protected Azure Blob Storage in your tenant.
Drift verification
Compare live state with your last known-good baseline—scheduled or on demand.
Alerting
Notify operators when jobs fail, certificates expire, or drift appears.
Selective recovery
Preview and restore only what changed—or rebuild the tenant.
Every stage of tenant recovery, engineered as one system.
Protect the configuration layer that defines customer access, user journeys, applications, and trust.
Backup
Versioned JSON recovery points stored in your own protected Azure Blob Storage, with full data ownership preserved.
Explore backupRecovery
Selective or full restore with dependency-aware ordering, GUID remapping, and WhatIf preview.
Explore recoveryDrift detection
Scheduled or on-demand comparison of live configuration against a known-good recovery point, with exact change detail.
Explore drift detectionOperations
Automated scheduling, monitoring, certificate expiration tracking, role-based access, and email notifications.
Explore operationsA recovery service should be transparent about access, protection, and control.
EIDGuard deploys into your own Azure tenant. It connects to Entra External ID through tenant-approved Microsoft Graph permissions, and backup data is protected in your Azure storage—it never leaves your environment.
Read-only backup access
Tenant-approved collection permissions cannot modify tenant configuration.
Separate restore access
Recovery permissions are isolated until an authorized restore is initiated.
Certificate authentication
No interactive account or stored password is required.
Azure Key Vault
Service credentials and operational secrets remain protected in Azure.
Blob versioning
Every backup is retained as a recoverable point in time.
Purge protection
Critical recovery material cannot be silently destroyed.
Least privilege
Tenant administrators control the Microsoft Graph permissions granted to EIDGuard.
Encrypted connectivity
Tenant connections and recovery data are protected in transit and at rest.
Built to be exercised, inspected, and trusted.
Recovery confidence comes from visible operations and verifiable history.
Recovery operations, without the black box.
See every backup, configuration change, certificate, job, and recovery plan from one operator-focused console.
Availability is not recoverability.
Microsoft runs the service. EIDGuard gives your team a governed path back to a known-good configuration.
Connect your tenant. Set your policies. Start protecting.
EIDGuard deploys into your own Azure tenant. Your team retains full ownership of the data and control over the Microsoft Graph access granted to the service.
Priced by the tenants you protect.
Every plan includes every capability. The only thing that changes is how many Entra External ID tenants EIDGuard protects.
Protect your customer identity platform before you need to recover it.
Connect your Entra External ID tenant, configure backup policies, and establish your first known-good recovery point.