How actions are ranked
Each action has an impact (a monthly saving or a risk level), an effort (a quick fix, an hour or two, or a project) and comes first when it matters most. Critical security basics — like admin accounts without MFA or remote desktop open to the internet — sit at the top.
Fix guides
Open an action for why it matters, who should do it, the change risk (Safe to do, Check first or Plan a window) and step-by-step instructions in the Azure portal, with a link to Microsoft’s own documentation. CloudLens never makes the change for you.
Fixed, snoozed or not relevant
- I fixed this hides the action. If the next check still finds the issue, it comes back marked “still detected”.
- Snooze hides it for a week or a month.
- Not relevant hides it until you choose Show again in the hidden list.
Owners and admins can set status. It is saved by the agent in your own storage, and the count of fixes shows on the plan and in the weekly summary.
Your first three fixes
For new organizations the overview shows the three quickest wins with a progress bar — usually about fifteen minutes each.
Are we safe?
Seven checks in plain words: MFA for admin accounts, remote access, public files, private databases, backups, threat protection and critical issues. Each is Yes, No or Unknown — never guessed. These are the questions cyber-insurance forms and auditors usually ask.
The monthly report
Sidebar → Monthly report: a one-page summary with the score, spend, the basics, what changed and the top actions. Choose Print or save as PDF to share it. On Pro it carries your branding.