Your posture report
How to read your posture report
What every part of the report is, where the numbers come from, why it names your own staff, and which parts you can trust without checking them yourself.
How to read a finding, how changes are grouped into done, approve and decide, and how to undo one.
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Your posture report
What every part of the report is, where the numbers come from, why it names your own staff, and which parts you can trust without checking them yourself.
Your posture report
One number from 0 to 100, built from the same posture checks as your report. How it is calculated, what a lost point means, how to fix one with undo, and why only the modules you have bought count towards it.
Your posture report
What the two numbers on a finding mean, why sorting by severity alone gives you the wrong queue, and the order we would work in with the reasoning for each position.
Your posture report
The three piles at the bottom of your report, the six conditions a change must meet to be applied without asking, and the nine things we do on our own.
Your posture report
The posture engine can propose a fix for a finding and is switched off from doing it. The switch is the operator's, not yours, and it is off in every shipped configuration.
Your posture report
How reversal is recorded before a change is made, what one tap really covers, what we cannot undo for you, and how long each reversal window stays open.
Your posture report
For a Score finding with no automatic change, the coach turns the check's own fix instructions into steps using your own names, tells you who will notice, and re-checks the one control on demand. It never decides something is fixed.
Your posture report
On every paid plan, Qorionix now re-runs your assessment automatically once a week. What that does and does not do, when to run it yourself instead, and how to read the difference between two reports.
Your posture report
The nine check categories in pack m365-2026.08.1, what each one looks at, and the anatomy of a single check: identifier, severity, evidence and mappings.
Your posture report
The single highest-value finding in the pack, why it names your colleagues, what an attacker does with one bad click, and the ten-minute fix per person.
Your posture report
Consent phishing explained: how an application ends up reading all your mail without stealing a password, and why changing that password does not revoke it.