Insufficient data is its own band
When coverage or evidence is too thin, the band is Insufficient data — not a low score, and never Adequate.
POSTURE SCORE
One number you can actually argue with.
The score is a deterministic composite of location conformity, coverage, and control state. Every input is traceable, and insufficient data is always named.
Context
The situation
Most security scores are a black box with a colour. You cannot reproduce them, you cannot explain them to a board, and you cannot tell whether a change reflects your estate or someone else's model.
The Precyz posture score is a deterministic composite of three published inputs: location conformity, coverage, and control state. The formula is published. The same inputs always produce the same score. There is no model, and there is no learning. Bands are Strong, Adequate, Attention, Action required, and Insufficient data.
On this page
What you get from this
Every change names an input
A score change always names the input that moved, and every surface that shows the score also shows how stale it is.
Descriptive only
The score never enforces, restricts, or changes a device's behaviour.
Collection boundary
The boundary
We observe here
The same connection metadata as everywhere else, plus configuration state you set yourself.
We never collect here
Anything about a person's behaviour, productivity, or activity, and any external reputation signal about a country, an operator, or a vendor.
Coverage is not complete. Some traffic paths are not observable from the interfaces we use, and geolocation is advisory rather than authoritative.
Availability across plans
Personal
Band only, device scope, no history
Pro
Device scope with history
Team
Workspace scope with history
Enterprise
Organisation scope, history, targets
Questions this page raises
Can it be gamed by turning off coverage?
Coverage is an input, so removing coverage moves the score toward Insufficient data, not toward Strong.