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# Posture
In a single pane of glass, DoControl consolidates end-user activity events and asset metadata across all your organization's SaaS applications.
This unified view of SaaS activity covers all company departments, and allows you to discover the main risks of your assets and shadow apps, view recent alerts and remediation actions, and drill down to analyze your asset exposure in depth.
You can display a different set of posture tiles across these SaaS apps:
* [Google Workspace posture](/docontrol-user-guide/risk-management/posture/google-workspace-posture.md)
* [Microsoft 365 posture](/docontrol-user-guide/risk-management/posture/microsoft-app-posture.md)
* [High-level SaaS posture](/docontrol-user-guide/risk-management/posture/high-level-saas-posture.md)
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Generate an executive [ROI report](/docontrol-user-guide/risk-management/posture/risk-and-roi-report.md) to focus on your organization's main vulnerabilities and security risks.
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Your organizational posture highlights snapshot data, including:
* **Main vulnerabilities and security risks in your organization** - such as top exposed asset drives, top exposed private accounts, top sharing departments, and users with access to encryption keys.
* **Data provided by DoControl** - including security risk alerts, remediation actions, and workflow activity.
* **General information** - such as an overview of internal and external users, assets, and domains.
Single pane of glass displays your organizational posture in Google Workspace
#### To display the posture page:
1. From the DoControl side menu, click **Posture.**
2. Click any linked data to drill-down and open the relevant view in DoControl.
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* Hovering over the top-right corner of each tile opens an explanation about the tile.
* These tiles are displayed by default, and cannot be removed.
* You can rearrange the tiles: select the handle  on the left side of each tile and drag it to a new location. Click **Reset layout** to revert to the default tile display.
* The data in all tiles is refreshed every few hours (indicated in the top-right corner).
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