MCSB PV-7: Posture and Vulnerability Management
3 Senserva Microsoft 365 security checks provide evidence for Microsoft Cloud Security Benchmark control PV-7 (Posture and Vulnerability Management). Each is checked against your tenant, ranked by Severity, with validated remediation.
What MCSB PV-7 covers
The Microsoft Cloud Security Benchmark is Microsoft's own security baseline for Azure and Microsoft 365, organized into control domains. PV-7 sits in the Posture and Vulnerability Management domain. Senserva evidences it with the 3 checks below, so you can see, per tenant, whether the control is actually met rather than assumed.
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The 3 checks that evidence MCSB PV-7
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| Senserva check | Severity | What it verifies |
|---|---|---|
| Intune Policy Compliance Minimum OS Version | High | Minimum OS version is not enforced by device compliance policy |
| Intune Policy Compliance Maximum OS Version | Low | Maximum OS version is enforced by compliance policy, potentially blocking newer builds |
| Intune Policy Compliance Valid OS Build Ranges | Info | Valid OS build ranges are enforced by compliance policy |
Also evidences
The same checks provide evidence for these frameworks, so one fix counts across your obligations:
Every MCSB control and the checks that evidence it: the control reference. The full benchmark crosswalk: MCSB for Microsoft 365.