ITDR
Downloading the Zscaler ITDR Microsoft Entra ID Executive Summary Report
The Zscaler ITDR Microsoft Entra ID executive summary report reveals the misconfigurations or vulnerabilities in your Entra ID tenant. It provides the tenant risk severity to assess the security posture of the Entra ID tenant. It lists top risks and provides ready-made remediation guidance to secure your Entra ID.
To download the Zscaler ITDR Microsoft Entra ID executive summary report:
- Go to ITDR > Dashboard > Entra ID.
On the Entra ID Dashboard:
- Select an Entra ID tenant from the Result for drop-down menu.
- Select a timestamp from the scanned on drop-down menu.
The scan result for the Entra ID tenant appears.
Click Downloads and select Executive Summary.
The report is downloaded to your system in PDF format. The report displays the following information:
- The date and time at which the Entra ID tenant is scanned.
- What Was Assessed?: The total number of Entra ID configuration settings, users, and service principals assessed for vulnerabilities in the tenant.
- Risk Score: The tenant risk severity, categorized as Critical, High, Medium, or Low. The risk posture gets better as the severity level decreases.
- Priority Matrix: The priority matrix displays the total number of issues that are classified based on severity and remediation. The matrix helps you prioritize issues in the order that you must remediate them. For example, vulnerability issues with critical severity and easy remediation steps must be dealt with first, vulnerability issues with critical severity and medium remediation steps can be dealt with next, and so on.
- Type of Risk: The Entra ID issues categorized by risk (e.g., Best Practice Violations, Privilege Escalation, Hybrid Risk, Privilege Leak, etc.) in a donut chart. This gives you an overview of the types of risk most prevalent in the Entra ID.
Top Recommendations: A table that lists the top 5 issues found in the Entra ID. These are issues and misconfigurations that have the highest impact on your risk score and are the easiest to remediate. You can refer to the remediation guidance to fix these issues first and significantly reduce your risk score.
