Standards Management
Understanding Standards
This page is a reference to the features of the Standards Templates page in CIPP. To better understand standards, please see the main page for Standards & Drift.
This page will allow you to get a snapshot overview of your tenants and their alignment with your various Classic & Drift Standards Templates.
Table Details
Tenant
The name of the tenant
Standard Name
The name of the standard template the tenant is being aligned to
Standards Type
Classic Standard
or Drift Standard
Alignment Score
This shows the percentage of standards this tenant is in alignment with for the selected standards template
License Missing Percentage
This shows the percentage of standards in the standard template that the tenant is not licensed for. 0% indicates that the tenant carries licenses necessary for all standards in the template.
Combined Alignment Score
This reweights alignment to account for the number of standards in the template that the tenant is not licensed for. If the tenant is not licnesed for any of the features, they will not count against alignment in this column.
Latest Data Collection
Relative time since the last standards run to gather information needed to calculate the alignment report.
Table Actions
View Tenant Report
Opens View Tenant Report for the selected standards template.
Manage Drift
Opens the Manage Drift page to the selected drift standard.
Remove Drift Customization
Removes all global and client level overrides from the standard and resets it to the template settings
Known Issues
There is currently a limitation with Conditional Access classic standards due to the complexity of the comparison the standard settings and the Conditional Access response object. We hope to resolve this in a future update.
There is currently a limitation with standards applied to tenant groups that will not display in the chart. We hope to resolve this in a future update.
Feature Requests / Ideas
We value your feedback and ideas. Please raise any feature requests on GitHub.
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