Being able to assign actions to admins/multiple admins and integrate this actions on the Administrator's To-Do List – or – provision a Planner Plan and add an overview of all tasks and their owners.
If possible, showing the availability of the assigned administrator(s) so, if yet action not closed, another administrator can directly take contact with him.
If possible — remove the "Office 365 Average Score". THIS literally scares new customers as many are thinking that Microsoft is managing the whole security gaps.
Being able to add notes per action(s). As multiple Office 365 admins would possibly work on that item, sharing information should be easier. Assigning the action to an administrator is one thing, but also seeing who resolved the issue/action is another. It would be very useful to see who completed the action as some of them have big impacts – such as enabling MFA for all users.
Being able to add due dates and reminders to actions and send automated (via flow?) to the owners of actions, to take actions.
I think that the secure score analyzer is very useful and drives a lot of administrators to raise their security and improve efficiency; but with those small integrations/modifications – in my humble opinion – the secure score will be from another level.
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I love the capibilities O365 (now M365) haves in mind. But i was wondering if anyone can run this tool.
Until now I found that you just need to have administrative role granted of the O365 or the Security read role from Azure AD. Is this all ? Do I need special licensing to run this tool completely or do I need a specifical level of license for some functions of the tool ?