Executive risk score
A simple score or posture summary that helps non-technical stakeholders understand urgency.
Inside Risk Reporting
Turn technical posture into a report clients can act on.
Present the overall risk score, identity and endpoint posture, encryption gaps, improvement trends, and prioritized recommendations in a client-ready format.
Report preview
Turn technical findings into a client-ready security report.
The report card helps prospects see the output: a score, risk areas, and recommendations that lead to next-step services.
Overview
Risk reports make security posture understandable.
MSPs often collect useful security information but struggle to package it into something a business owner can understand. The Cyber Security Risk Assessment Report is designed to convert technical posture into a clear executive conversation: what is protected, what is exposed, what changed, and what should happen next.
At $49/month, this add-on can become a recurring reporting product that helps MSPs strengthen retention, justify security projects, and create better QBR conversations.
Report content
What the risk assessment report can include.
MFA coverage
Identify users, tenants, or groups where MFA coverage is incomplete or needs review.
Disk encryption
Show which endpoints are encrypted, which are missing protection, and where follow-up is required.
Patch exposure
Summarize missing updates, compliance trends, reboot needs, and high-risk patch gaps.
Endpoint health
Include device health, stale agents, recurring alerts, and endpoint risk signals.
Recommendations
Give MSPs a prioritized action list for projects, remediation, or managed security add-ons.
QBR and renewal use
Turn security data into client-facing value.
Risk reports work well in quarterly business reviews, renewal meetings, cyber insurance discussions, and security budget planning. The report can show where the MSP reduced exposure and where the client still needs to approve work.
QBR agenda
Use the report as the security section of a client business review.
Renewal proof
Show risk reduction and proactive work before the client evaluates renewal.
Project justification
Use recommendations to explain why MFA, encryption, patching, or backup work matters.
Executive summary
Translate technical findings into business language for owners and leadership teams.
Revenue path
Use risk reporting to create next-step services.
A risk report should not be a dead-end PDF. It should create a clear path to action. The report can recommend identity cleanup, endpoint remediation, disk encryption rollout, patch policy changes, backup improvements, or vendor marketplace tools.
- Attach Identity for MFA and access posture improvements.
- Attach RMM + Ticketing for endpoint remediation and tracking.
- Attach Vendor Marketplace offers for security and compliance tools.
- Attach Managed Helpdesk for client support coverage.
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FAQ
Risk Assessment Report questions
How much is the report add-on?
The Cyber Security Risk Assessment Report is priced at $49 per month.
What does it report on?
It can report on MFA, identity, patch posture, endpoint health, disk encryption, risk scoring, and recommendations.
Is this useful for QBRs?
Yes. It is designed to support QBR, renewal, risk, compliance, and security budget conversations.
Can it help sell other services?
Yes. The recommendations can point to RMM remediation, Identity, Vendor Marketplace tools, and helpdesk services.
Turn security posture into a monthly add-on.
Use the $49/month report to make client risk visible and create better security conversations.