Board posture report
Your boss or your board doesn't want a list of 400 findings. They want one answer: "is our security getting better or worse?" Horus's posture report is built to answer exactly that, in one page, without you assembling a slide deck.
The posture timeline
Open Posture. Horus takes a daily snapshot of your security state and plots it over time, so you can see the trend rather than a single moment.
Read it like this:
- The score and its trend answer the headline question: improving, flat, or declining.
- Annotated events mark what moved the line: a spike of new critical findings, a batch of remediations, a newly exploited CVE that started affecting you.
- Normalized metrics improve as you do the work: share of criticals closed within 7 days, open findings per asset, how fast you close criticals. These reward remediation instead of just counting problems.
Because the metrics are normalized, the picture stays honest as you add assets: onboarding a new server won't make your posture look worse just because it has more findings to start.
Export the one-page PDF
From Posture, choose Export report (or hit the report endpoint directly). You get a board-ready PDF of the timeline, the current score, and the highlights, covering the window you pick (default 90 days, up to a year).
This is the artifact to drop into a board pack or forward to a stakeholder. No editing required.
Automate the monthly email
You don't have to remember to send it. Any email integration can be opted into the monthly report:
- Go to Settings → Integrations.
- On an email integration, toggle Board report on.
- On the first of each month, Horus emails the PDF to every opted-in address automatically.
Set this up once and your monthly security update sends itself. To wire up the email channel in the first place, see Set up alerts.
Who can do what
- Anyone in the org can view the timeline and export the PDF.
- Admins manage which integrations receive the automated monthly email.