inciro's consultants hold 31 active Microsoft certifications today, spread across Michael Mardahl, Morten Pedholt and Lasse Fletcher. They sit at Fundamentals, Associate, Specialty and Expert level, across Azure, Microsoft 365, security and identity, and every credential links to a public Microsoft Learn transcript you can check yourself.
Active certifications
The certifications span the Azure platform, covering everything from landing zone design and governance to security hardening and day-to-day operations. They also cover Microsoft 365, where enterprise administration, messaging, modern desktop and security depend on each other, particularly during migrations and governance projects that need Exchange Online, Intune and Entra ID to move in step. And they cover identity and security: Entra ID, Microsoft Defender and Sentinel, from access management through Zero Trust architecture to the security groundwork that Copilot and other AI workloads need.
Not all security work happens inside Microsoft platforms. One of our consultants is a certified ISO/IEC 27001 Lead Implementer with PECB, which covers planning, implementing and running an information security management system to ISO/IEC 27001. That is the framework many clients are themselves measured against when they document information security for auditors, customers and regulators.
ISO/IEC 27001 Lead Implementer
Validates the expertise to effectively implement and manage an ISMS based on ISO 27001.
This list shows certifications we have held in the past. Some were replaced by a newer version of the same exam, some were retired when Microsoft closed the certification, and some were simply not renewed. It is the record that expired rather than the skill. The underlying knowledge usually carries into a newer certification on the active list.
Microsoft 365 Certified: Messaging Administrator Associate not renewed2025
Microsoft Certified: Information Protection and Compliance Administrator Associate retired2024
Microsoft Certified: Azure Developer Associate not renewed2024
Microsoft Certified: Azure Solutions Architect Expert not renewed2024
Microsoft Certified: Azure Administrator Associate not renewed2024
Microsoft 365 Certified: Security Administrator Associate not renewed2024
Microsoft Certified: Azure Solutions Architect Expert (Legacy) ×2superseded2022
Microsoft Certified: Azure Security Engineer Associate not renewed2022
Microsoft Certified: Azure Administrator Associate (Legacy) superseded2021
Microsoft® Certified Technology Specialist: Windows Small Business Server 2011, Configuring retired2012
Microsoft® Certified Technology Specialist: Windows 7, Configuration retired2011
Recognitions and community contributions
Beyond the certifications, our consultants have been recognised by Microsoft and the wider community: several years as Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP), Microsoft Entra Community Champion and Rockstar status, and talks at Experts Live Denmark and Modern Endpoint Management SUMMIT.
2023 Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP)
Recognizes outstanding technical community members for their willingness to help others.
How many Microsoft certifications does inciro hold?
31 certifications are active today. They are held by Michael Mardahl, Morten Pedholt and Lasse Fletcher, and they sit at Fundamentals, Associate, Specialty and Expert level. A further 15 come from earlier certification generations and remain valid. All of it can be looked up in the consultants' public Microsoft Learn transcripts.
How can I verify a certification myself?
Each certification on this page links to the certified consultant's public Microsoft Learn transcript, where Microsoft confirms the exam, the pass date and the current validity directly. You do not need to take our word for it: open a name on the certification wall and read the transcript straight from Microsoft, with no step in between.
What do the Expert, Associate, Specialty and Fundamentals levels mean?
These are Microsoft's own labels for exam difficulty. Fundamentals tests a basic grasp of a platform, Associate and Specialty test depth in a specific role or topic, and Expert tests the ability to design and run solutions across an entire platform. The level describes the exam, not the consultant's overall experience.
Do expired or retired certifications count toward the 31?
No. The 31 active certifications are the ones valid today. Certifications that were replaced by a newer exam version, retired when Microsoft closed the exam, or not renewed sit separately on the previous certifications list with the year and reason, so the number on this page never runs ahead of what we can prove.
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