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When you open an assessment, the header sits at the top and a tab rail runs down the side. The tabs you get depend on the assessment type, so an External Scan shows a shorter set than a Risk Assessment.

The header and the More menu

The header shows the client’s name and domain, their client status, the score badge on an External Scan, and the next scheduled scan once monitoring is on. The action buttons sit on the right:
  • Convert to Risk Assessment on an External Scan, to add the agent and cloud scans. If your plan doesn’t include standalone Risk Assessments, the confirmation dialog says so and shows how to upgrade instead of converting.
  • Enable Continuous Monitoring on a Risk Assessment, or Monitor Prospect on an External Scan, to put the assessment on recurring scans with trend history. See Risk Monitoring.
  • More, which holds everything else.
The More menu contains:

The tabs

Risk and Priorities chart risk over time and rank findings across severities. They appear once prospect monitoring is available on your account. Trends only appears while the assessment has monitoring turned on.

The Cloud tab

Cloud is only on Risk Assessments. On an External Scan it reads “Not enabled” and gives a contact address, because there is no agent and no cloud connection to read from. A switch at the top picks the provider, Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace. Under Microsoft 365 the tab has two sections:
  • Identity / Entra ID, with Signals & Inventory for MFA coverage, accounts, and sign-in activity, and Risk Insights for Secure Score controls raised as findings
  • Policy Management, for the policy baseline and where the tenant drifts from it
Google Workspace shows the same posture view for a connected Workspace domain. See Microsoft 365 security for what each section contains. An empty tab means nothing is connected yet. Connect an account under Setup > Connect Cloud and the views appear after the next data refresh.

Microsoft 365 Security

Connecting M365 and reading the results

Google Workspace Security

Connecting Workspace and reading the results

Tabs on an External Scan

An External Scan has no endpoints, so the rail is shorter: Setup, Overview, Security, Company, Register, Reports, and Alerts. Anything that needs the agent or a cloud connection is left out on purpose.