A security audit should leave you with a clear picture of your current posture and a prioritised set of actions — not just a long list of findings.
Evidence matters
Every finding should be backed by evidence from your own environment, so you can verify it and understand the context.
Prioritisation is the point
Not every gap carries the same risk. A good audit ranks findings by severity and effort so you can plan remediation sensibly.
Recommendations should be practical
The best remediation advice accounts for your licensing, your team's capacity and your business priorities.