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The Posture page answers the questions clients actually ask: Is MFA on for everyone? Is our email safe? Are our devices protected? Did anything bad happen? It turns Microsoft 365 security and management data into scorecards and findings written in plain business language, making it a natural surface for QBRs and for clients who sign in to the portal themselves.

Accessing Microsoft 365 Posture

  1. Click Microsoft 365 in the sidebar
  2. Select the Posture tab
The Posture tab only appears when the CIPP integration is connected. See Configure CIPP Integration to set it up.

Prerequisites

  1. CIPP Integration - Connected in Settings, with the first sync completed
  2. Tenant Mapping - Microsoft 365 tenants mapped to companies during integration setup
  3. Permissions - Read Microsoft 365 permission

Posture Scorecards

The top of the page shows one headline card per domain, followed by detailed cards listing every metric in that domain. Each metric shows a value, a short explanation of why it matters, and a color-coded status indicator.

Account Security

Who can sign in, and how well those sign-ins are protected

Email Protection

Defenses that keep phishing, impersonation, and data leaks out of mailboxes

Device Health

Whether the computers and phones used for work meet the security policy

Threats and Incidents

What was detected, what was blocked, and what is being handled

Managed For You

Protections the service provider actively maintains on the client’s behalf

Metrics by Domain

Reading the Metrics

  • Counts lead, percentages follow. Coverage metrics display as “17 of 18 · 94%” so small environments read accurately.
  • Color coding. Green means healthy, yellow and orange mean attention is warranted, red means action is needed. Informational metrics (counts of protections in place) carry no color judgment.
  • No data yet. A metric shows “No data yet” until its source data has synced. A metric never shows a zero it cannot back up.
  • Data as of. The timestamp above the scorecards shows when the data was last synchronized.
Click a metric row to jump to the related findings in the table below. For example, clicking People protected by MFA filters the findings to the specific people who still need MFA.

Items Needing Attention

Below the scorecards, the findings table lists the specific items behind the numbers. It shows exceptions only, never full inventory dumps, so every row is something worth looking at. Click any row to open the details panel with the full context for that finding.

Reviewing Findings

Users with the manage Microsoft 365 permission can mark a finding as reviewed when it is expected or already handled, for example a sanctioned external forward or a scanner account that uses an older sign-in method.
1

Open the Finding

Click the finding row to open its details panel.
2

Add Context

Optionally add a short note explaining why the item is expected.
3

Mark as Reviewed

Click Mark as reviewed. The finding is removed from the client view and no longer counts against the posture metrics.
Reviewed items appear muted in the table for your team, along with the note, and can be reopened at any time with Reopen finding.
Company users never see reviewed items. Keeping known-good exceptions reviewed keeps the page focused on what genuinely needs attention.

Company Scoping

The page follows the company selector. Select a single company to present its posture, or view the aggregate across your selected scope. Company users who sign in to the portal automatically see only their own organization, without company columns or filters.

Best Practices

  • Review new findings before a QBR. Mark sanctioned exceptions as reviewed so the client conversation stays focused on real gaps.
  • Lead with the wins. The Threats and Incidents and Managed For You cards show the work being done on the client’s behalf: threats intercepted, standards enforced, policies maintained.
  • Use metric click-through. Jumping from “Admins without MFA” straight to the named accounts turns a number into an action item.

Troubleshooting

Configure CIPP Integration

Connect and map the data source that powers this page

Microsoft 365 Secure Score

Track Microsoft Secure Score and remediation actions

M365 Licenses

Monitor license usage and spend

M365 Users

Browse Microsoft 365 user accounts