The attached HTML file is a self-contained, browser-based “Authentication Scorecard” used to assess a client’s authentication maturity and generate a branded report. It collects basic client/MSP details, asks five scored security posture questions, calculates a total score out of 100, and then produces:
A results dashboard (score, posture rating, risk statement)
A radar chart visualization of category scores
A list of tailored recommendations
A whitelabeled PDF report download
A copy-ready email draft for the client
A top “KZero Passwordless” header image (hosted externally).
A co-branded logo area:
Default MSP logo is embedded in the HTML as a base64 SVG.
A form collects:
Managed Service Provider name
Client organization name
Assessment date (auto-filled to today on load)
The MSP can customize report look & feel:
Upload MSP logo (used in the PDF and header)
Upload Client logo (used in the PDF and header)
Choose Primary and Accent colors (updates theme instantly)
The assessment consists of five multiple-choice questions with point values:
MFA Coverage (max 30)
SSO Adoption (max 20)
Password Management (max 20)
Privileged Access (max 15)
User Experience (max 15)
The script sums the selected values across all five questions and stores:
Total score (currentTotal)
currentAnswers)Based on the total score, it assigns:
80–100: “Modern Posture” (Low risk)
50–79: “Transitional Posture” (Moderate risk, action required)
0–49: “Weak Posture” (Critical risk, immediate remediation)
Recommendations are generated based on which categories are below their maximum score. For example:
If MFA isn’t perfect, it recommends passwordless MFA (FIDO2/biometrics).
If SSO is partial, it recommends consolidating identity/SSO.
A radar chart is rendered using Chart.js showing:
The user’s scores by category
A “Target” overlay representing the maximum scores (30/20/20/15/15)
After calculating:
The results section becomes visible
The assessment form and info-card are hidden
Clicking “Download Whitelabeled PDF Report” generates a polished PDF using jsPDF.
The PDF includes:
A colored header bar using the current primary brand color
Title + generated date
Client + MSP names
MSP and client logos (if provided)
A score box with posture and risk summary (color-coded by risk)
Embedded radar chart image (exported from the canvas)
A “Detailed Analysis” section with per-question “traffic light” indicators:
Green = max score
Orange = partial
Red = weak
Strategic recommendations list
After scoring, the page automatically generates an email draft in a text editor area:
Uses client name and contact name (if provided)
Inserts score, posture, and risk summary
Lists key findings (each category + selected answer)
Highlights the top recommendation as “Top Priority Action”
Signs off with the MSP name
No server calls for assessment data: scoring and report generation happen locally in the browser.
Local persistence: theme colors and the MSP logo are stored in localStorage to persist across sessions. (Client logo is not stored in localStorage in this version.)