Identity as the new perimeter
MFA gaps, admin exposure, CA misalignment.
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Sample Security Assessment Report
Attack Surface & Cloud Exposure
This sample report shows the structure, level of detail, and tone you can expect from a Wolfe Defense Labs engagement. Real client reports are tailored to your environment, objectives, and risk appetite.
Executive-ready summaries
Technical detail for implementers
Clear roadmap & next steps
Names and data below are illustrative. Real engagements include private details, environment-specific recommendations, and validated technical evidence.
Report snapshot
example layout
Executive summary
Concise 2–3 page framing.
Concise 2–3 page framing.
Findings & impact
Prioritized weaknesses.
Prioritized weaknesses.
Roadmap
Sequenced 30–90 day plan.
Sequenced 30–90 day plan.
Appendix
Evidence & references.
Evidence & references.
Audience-aware
Exec + technical views.
Exec + technical views.
Actionable
Clear next steps.
Clear next steps.
Section 1
Executive Summary (Excerpt)
A representative executive summary for an “Attack Surface & Cloud Exposure” assessment for a mid-sized organization using Microsoft 365, Entra ID, and SaaS platforms.
Your current external and cloud-facing attack surface is moderately complex and partially aligned with modern identity- and cloud-centric threat models.
Our assessment identified a set of high-impact, high-feasibility issues that, if addressed in the next 60–90 days, would significantly reduce the likelihood of tenant compromise, lateral movement across SaaS, and operational disruption.
4
Critical issues
11
High issues
30–90
Day timeline
Cloud & SaaS sprawl
Shadow IT, broad OAuth scopes, inconsistent visibility.
Detection & response
Telemetry present but not operationalized.
Section 2
Findings Overview (Excerpt)
Prioritized by likelihood, impact, and effort.
F-01 • Critical — Incomplete MFA Coverage
Privileged roles can still authenticate under edge conditions without strong MFA.
F-03 • High — Excessive OAuth Permissions
Apps have broad access scopes beyond functional necessity.
F-07 • High — Limited Sign-In Anomaly Surfacing
High-value events are logged but not surfaced.
Section 3
Risk Summary (Excerpt)
Summaries that help leadership target investment and attention.
| ID | Category | Risk statement | Likelihood | Impact | Overall |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| R-01 | Identity | Privileged accounts without consistent strong authentication increase the chance of tenant compromise. | High | Critical | Critical |
| R-02 | Cloud / SaaS | Broad OAuth permissions expand blast radius by allowing unauthorized access to mailbox, file, or directory data. | Medium | High | High |
| R-03 | Detection | Limited surfacing of sign-in anomalies delays detection of credential compromise attempts. | High | High | High |
| R-04 | Process | Inconsistent joiner/mover/leaver workflows leave stale access across cloud systems. | Medium | Medium | Medium |
Section 4
Roadmap & Next Steps (Excerpt)
A sequenced, achievable improvement path.
Phase 1 • 0–30 days
- MFA hardening
- Legacy auth removal
- CA baseline
Phase 2 • 30–60 days
- SaaS configs
- Consent policies
- Logging expansion
Phase 3 • 60–90 days
- Detection deployment
- Workflow integration
- Tabletop exercise