Table View
The Table Overview presents Secure Score as a single sortable, searchable table, which is the faster way to scan a long list or export it. With a single tenant selected it lists that tenant's recommendations; with All Tenants selected it lists every tenant's latest score instead. The card view is on Secure Score.
All Tenants View
Selecting All Tenants replaces the recommendation list with one row per tenant, drawn from CIPP's nightly score cache rather than live calls to Microsoft. Rows are sorted lowest score first, putting the tenants that need attention at the top.
Tenant Name
The tenant's display name, falling back to its domain where no name is recorded.
Tenant
The tenant's default domain.
Percentage Score
The tenant's latest score as a percentage of the maximum available to it.
Current Score
The latest score in points.
Max Score
The maximum score available to that tenant.
Captured At
When the score CIPP is showing was recorded.
View tenant secure score opens the selected tenant's own Secure Score page and switches the tenant selector to it.
The sections below describe the single-tenant view.
Score Summary
The same four figures shown on the card view run across the top of the page.
Current Score
The tenant's current score as a percentage of the maximum score available to it.
Compared score (All Tenants)
The average score Microsoft reports across all tenants, for comparison.
Compared score (Similar Tenants)
The average score Microsoft reports for tenants of a comparable size.
Score in points
The current score and the maximum available, in points rather than as a percentage.
Table Details
Each row is one Secure Score recommendation, combining the tenant's own control scores with the control descriptions Microsoft publishes.
Title
The name of the recommendation.
Tier
Where the recommendation sits in Microsoft's layering of controls: Core, Defense in Depth, or Advanced.
Action Url
Where the recommendation is actioned. This is normally a link into the relevant Microsoft portal but reads as a path within CIPP where a CIPP standard covers it.
User Impact
How disruptive Microsoft considers the change to be for end users: Low, Moderate, or High.
Threats
The threat categories the recommendation mitigates, such as account breach, data exfiltration, or elevation of privilege.
These columns are drawn from the Graph resource type secureScoreControlProfile. For more information on the underlying properties please see the Graph documentation.
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