WispBinder

Sample report

EXAMPLE – fictional data. "Maple Street Tax Service" and every name, PC and value below are invented to show the report format.

Outside domain check (example)

ItemObservationWhy it matters
Email provider (from MX)Google WorkspaceTells which admin settings apply.
SPFDETECTED ~all (soft)Mail from unlisted senders is only marked as suspicious.
DMARCDETECTED policy p=none: monitoring onlyFake mail is not blocked; it is only reported.
DKIMCannot be confirmed from the browser (common selectors only)Confirm in your mail admin console that DKIM signing is on.

Windows check, PC "FRONTDESK-01" (example)

CheckResultWhat it means
W02 Full-disk encryption (BitLocker)NOT DETECTEDDrive C: is encrypted, but has no key protector, so protection is off. Windows 11 often encrypts the drive automatically during setup but waits for a recovery key to be saved before protection turns on. Until then, someone who takes the PC could still read the disk. Fix: turn BitLocker protection on and save the recovery key somewhere other than this PC (printed copy in a locked drawer, or your Microsoft account). See the BitLocker guide.
W08 Every local account requires a passwordNEEDS WRITTEN CONFIRMATIONAccount "frontdesk" carries Windows' "password not required" flag. This flag is common on accounts created during Windows setup, and the account may still have a password. Please confirm the account has a password, then set the flag off. See the password guide.
W03 Antivirus active with recent signaturesDETECTEDMicrosoft Defender real-time protection on, signatures 0 days old.
W16 Outdated SMBv1 file sharing turned offDETECTEDThe old SMBv1 file-sharing protocol is off.

Before and after recheck (example)

CheckFirst check (Oct 2026)Recheck after fixes
W02 BitLockerNOT DETECTED encrypted, no key protectorDETECTED protection on, recovery key stored off the PC
W08 Password requiredNEEDS WRITTEN CONFIRMATION flag set on "frontdesk"DETECTED flag cleared with net user frontdesk /passwordreq:yes

EXAMPLE – fictional data. Microsoft 365 checks: coming later; Microsoft 365 items in a real WISP come from intake form answers and are marked as client statements. Describes settings detected at the time of the check. Not an audit, not a certification, not legal advice.

Result texts in the Windows table are loaded from /catalog.json, the same source used for the PDF report. The text shown above is a fallback if it cannot be loaded.