When we launched Maester 2.0, it was our biggest release yet. Since then the project has kept moving: more than 540 commits, 1,900 files touched, and the published test documentation has grown from 128 to 168 tests.
This release brings Maester into more of the places security teams live every day: Azure DevOps, Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, Copilot Studio, entitlement management, multi-tenant operations, and the report experience itself.
We're excited to announce Maester 2.0 - our biggest release yet! With over 400 commits since version 1.3.0, this release brings powerful new capabilities for Microsoft 365 security testing.
Today, we are thrilled to announce the release of the new version of Maester on Azure Web App. 🔥
The Maester community of contributors have been hard at work and we are excited to announce the June 2025 release of Maester! 🎉
Here are some quick stats for you:
❇️ 55,000+ tenants have used Maester to improve their security posture
🚀 260,000+ downloads of Maester on PowerShell Gallery
💻 2,600+ commits on GitHub
🤝 72+ contributors
✳️ 285 Maester tests (90+ new tests!)
📦 252 releases
There's a lot to cover, so let's dive right in!
The Maester module can now dynamically build the necessary files for testing and reporting on all the Office 365 Recommended Configuration Analyzer (ORCA) controls. Providing users with a single report covering many controls that existed before Maester and which are still valuable. 🚀
Today, we are thrilled to announce the release of the Maester DevOps Terraform Module! This module streamlines the setup of Maester in Azure DevOps and automates test execution via Azure DevOps Pipelines. 🔥
