📈 Score Projection

Score Projection
Show the Path Forward

A security score tells a client where they stand today. Score Projection shows where they could be — modeling how fixing specific findings would raise their score — so remediation becomes a clear, motivating target instead of an open-ended chore.

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78
→ 91
current 78 · projected 91 after fixes
Current Score 78 (B)
Fix: Audit Logging +6 PTS
Fix: Security Headers +4 PTS
Fix: MFA Coverage +3 PTS
Projected Score 91 (A)
Generated May 24, 2026 · live monitoring active
Why It Matters

Turn Remediation Into a Target

A single score is a snapshot — useful, but it doesn't tell a client what to do next or what they'd gain by doing it. Without that, remediation feels like an endless list, and it's hard to justify the investment to a client.

What motivates action is seeing the payoff: ‘fix these three things and your score goes from 78 to 91.’ That reframes security work as measurable progress toward a concrete goal.

SBCMSP models the projected impact of remediating specific findings, so you can show clients exactly how their score improves as issues are resolved — making your roadmap tangible and your value easy to demonstrate.

01 Project the Payoff
See how much a client's score would rise if specific findings are remediated.
02 Prioritize by Impact
Focus first on the fixes that move the score the most for the least effort.
03 Motivate the Client
Give clients a concrete target that makes security investment easy to justify.
What It Models

From Today's Score to Tomorrow's

Score Projection makes the impact of remediation visible, turning findings into a prioritized improvement plan.

NOW
Current Score
Where the client stands
LIFT
Per-Fix Impact
Points gained per remediation
GOAL
Projected Score
Where fixes would land them
RANK
Impact Ranking
Highest-value fixes first
PLAN
Improvement Plan
A clear remediation roadmap
TRACK
Progress Over Time
Score movement as fixes land
How It Works

Score Projection in Three Steps

SBCMSP turns a static score into a forward-looking improvement plan.

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1. Establish the Score
SBCMSP assesses the client and calculates their current weighted security score from open findings.
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2. Model the Fixes
For the open findings, SBCMSP projects how remediating each would change the score, highlighting the highest-impact ones.
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3. Present the Target
Show the client their current score, the projected score after fixes, and the roadmap to get there.
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Track Progress
As fixes are completed and re-scans confirm them, the score climbs toward the projected target.
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Portfolio Planning
Use projections across clients to plan remediation work where it delivers the most improvement.
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Client-Ready Visuals
Projections appear in branded reports, making your roadmap compelling to clients.
FAQ

Common Questions About Score Projection

How is the projected score calculated?
Score Projection models how a client's weighted security score would change if specific open findings were remediated, based on how those findings contribute to the current score. It shows the estimated score after fixes so remediation has a concrete target.
Is the projected score a guarantee?
No — it's a model based on the findings SBCMSP can currently see and how they're weighted. It's designed to guide prioritization and motivate action; the actual score after remediation is confirmed by re-scanning once fixes are in place.
How does this help me with clients?
It reframes security work as measurable progress toward a goal. Instead of handing a client an open-ended list, you can show them ‘these fixes raise your score from here to there,’ which makes the value of remediation clear and easy to approve.
Does the projection appear in client reports?
Yes — current and projected scores, along with the improvement roadmap, can be presented in the client dashboard and reports, which carry your MSP branding on white-label plans.

Show Clients Where They're Headed

See how Score Projection turns your remediation roadmap into a clear, motivating target.

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