What contributes
Account exposure, identity signals, sensitive assets, location and routine clues, relationships, device protection, and connected risk patterns.
A protection score should explain what it knows—and what it does not.
The Protection Level, or Protection Level, summarizes supported evidence from authorized checks. Higher is safer. A score without enough completed checks is labeled incomplete rather than safe.
Evidence quality matters
Confidence, accessibility, exploitability, sensitivity, freshness, and verified cleanup affect how evidence contributes.
Completeness comes first
Coverage records which protection areas were actually checked, including checks that ran clean. Missing evidence never becomes a safe result.
Changes remain traceable
Persisted results identify their score model, explanation contract, collector contract, assessed inputs, and unassessed components.
Current model
Active public model version: 2026.09.2. Model changes require versioning, golden-score tests, review, and documented limitations.
What the score is not
It is not a guarantee that fraud or compromise cannot occur, a credit score, insurance, or a substitute for professional incident response.