Posture summary
Overall state, Secure Score and its trend, and the headline risks for the tenant.
Solution
Customer security reporting for MSP operations
For most customers, the report is the only part of your security work they ever see. It has to carry posture, Secure Score, open issues, and what changed since last time, in language a non-technical stakeholder can act on. SecurityScore.me generates it per customer from workspace data rather than having your team rebuild it each quarter.
What a customer report contains
A useful report answers "how are we doing, what is wrong, and what changed" without requiring a security background to read.
Open findings
Severity-ranked issues with plain-language explanation and recommended actions.
Identity and Defender context
Conditional Access and Defender for Endpoint status where the customer is licensed.
External footprint
Domain, certificate, and web exposure findings alongside the tenant.
Change since last review
What improved, what regressed, and what is still open from the previous period.
Recommended actions
A prioritised short list the customer can approve.
Who reads it
The business stakeholder
Wants to know whether things are getting better and whether the money is well spent. The posture summary and the change-since-last-review section are for them.
The customer’s technical contact
Wants the specific findings and the actions. The findings section, with severity and remediation guidance, is the working document.
The auditor or insurer
Wants evidence that controls exist and are reviewed. The report plus activity history covers ISO 27001, SOC 2, and cyber-insurance questionnaires.
Your own account manager
Uses the same report to run the review meeting and to show, quarter over quarter, that the security service is producing results worth renewing.
Cadence and generation
- Per customer workspace
- Each report is scoped to one customer’s tenant and assets.
- On demand
- Generate before a QBR, a renewal, or an audit, from current data.
- Consistent structure
- The same sections every period, so trends are readable across reports.
- Assembled, not retyped
- Posture, Secure Score, findings, and change data are pulled from the workspace, not copied from admin screens.
Related pages
- Microsoft Secure Score
The score and trend that anchor the report.
- Microsoft 365 security posture
The posture state a report summarises.
- Security findings
The findings that populate the report.
- Microsoft 365 security assessment
The review a report is often produced from.
- Contact
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