One baseline standard. Every client measured the same way.
Ten fixed categories, 146 settings, one alignment score, so "good" means the same thing whether you're looking at one client or fifty.
Without a fixed baseline, nothing is comparable
Most MSPs assess clients against whatever a given engineer considers best practice that week. One site gets a thorough review, another gets a quick once-over, and there's no way to say client A is better aligned than client B, because they were never measured against the same yardstick.
Example output from a demo account, not a real customer's data.
Ten categories, 146 settings, one score
Every client is measured against the same fixed baseline, split into ten categories covering the full IT estate. Each individual setting is scored Matched, Accepted (a documented exception) or Deviation, rolled up into one overall alignment percentage.
- User Awareness & Training, Business Continuity & Resilience, Servers & Infrastructure
- Data Protection & Backup, Identity & Access, Computers & Devices
- Network & Connectivity, IT Documentation & Records, Cyber Security & Threat Protection, Email & Collaboration
- Every setting scored Matched / Accepted / Deviation, rolled into one % aligned
Example output from a demo account, not a real customer's data.
Comparable scores, and a trend you can prove
Because every client is measured against the same baseline, you can genuinely compare accounts, spot the ones falling behind, and show month-on-month or quarter-on-quarter improvement with real numbers, not just "it feels more secure now."
- Directly comparable alignment scores across your whole client base
- Every deviation becomes a line item in TAM Reports and the vCIO Report
- Improvement is provable over time, not anecdotal
See the baseline against your own estate
Book a walkthrough and we'll score a real (or sample) client against the Standard Library so you can see exactly how the categories break down.
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