Ask Roar Prompt Library

Ask Roar Prompt Library

Ask Roar lets you ask plain-language questions about your environment and get answers drawn straight from your live Liongard data — no queries or dashboards to build. This library is a starting set of questions to try, organized by what you want to learn. Paste any prompt as-is, or adjust the numbers (days, thresholds) to fit your needs.

Getting the Best Answers

  • Keep it about the data. Ask "Which user accounts are guest accounts?" rather than naming your company or tenant — Ask Roar already knows which environment you're in.
  • Ask one thing at a time. Start with a focused question, then ask a follow-up to go deeper.
  • Use specific numbers. "Expiring in the next 60 days" or "changes in the last 7 days" gives sharper, more actionable answers.
  • Ask for the "so what." Adding "and what does each one mean?" turns a list into insight you can act on.
  • Confirm when asked. Roar sometimes checks its plan before pulling data ("Does this sound right?") — just click Yes, proceed to get your answer.

Asset Inventory & Discovery

Know what you have — the foundation of every security and compliance conversation.

PromptWhat You'll Learn
Which operating systems are running on our devices, and are any end-of-life or no longer supported?A full OS breakdown with support dates, so you can spot systems that need upgrading.
List our devices and the operating system each is running, with when each was last seen.An inventory with last-seen dates to catch stale or unmanaged assets.
List all user accounts and flag which ones are administrators.A complete identity list with privileged accounts called out.
Which user accounts are guest or external accounts?External accounts invited into your tenant — an easy thing to lose track of.
Which systems haven't been inspected recently?Coverage gaps where data may be out of date.

Security & Compliance Auditing

Aligned to the CIS Controls — the questions auditors and cyber-insurance forms tend to ask.

PromptCIS ControlWhat You'll Learn
Give me a summary of identity risk: how many accounts are admins, how many lack MFA, and how many are inactive.5, 6A single snapshot of your biggest access risks.
Which user accounts don't have multi-factor authentication enabled?6The specific accounts missing MFA — one of the most common findings.
Which devices don't have endpoint protection (EDR) installed?10Where your endpoint coverage has gaps.
Are any accounts inactive or dormant and worth reviewing?5Stale accounts that widen your attack surface.
Is disk encryption enabled on our servers and workstations?3Encryption coverage across your devices.
Is Remote Desktop (RDP) enabled or exposed on any devices?4RDP exposure, a frequent entry point for attackers.

Identity & Access

Go a layer deeper on your people and their permissions.

PromptWhat You'll Learn
List our administrator accounts and when each one last signed in.Whether admin access is being used or has gone stale.
Which accounts have passwords set to never expire?Long-lived credentials that may violate your password policy.
Which accounts are enabled but have never signed in?Accounts that were set up and forgotten.
Are there any shared or generic administrator accounts?Admin access that can't be traced to a specific person.

Changes & Alerts

Stay ahead of what's changing and what needs attention.

PromptWhat You'll Learn
List our open critical and high-priority alerts with their titles, and explain what each one is telling us.An itemized list of the exact alerts — system, severity, and a plain-language explanation of each.
Which open alerts should we prioritize today?Helps focus on the highest-impact issues first.
What configuration changes have been detected in the last 7 days?Every tracked change — DNS records, admin adds, policy edits — in one place.
Which systems have had the most changes or alerts this month?Where risk or instability is concentrated.
Are any domains or SSL/TLS certificates expiring in the next 60 days?Expirations to renew before they cause an outage.

Digging into a Specific System

When you want to understand how one type of system is set up — often after seeing an alert. Naming the type of system (firewall, Microsoft 365, backup) helps.

PromptBest For
Have there been any recent changes to our firewall configuration?Firewall and network devices.
Which DNS records or subdomains have changed recently, and could any be unexpected?Domain and DNS monitoring.
Are all our backup jobs running successfully, and when did each last complete?Verifying your backups are protecting you.
What security and conditional access policies are in place, and have any changed?Microsoft 365 / Entra ID settings.
Show me the security posture of a specific server — EDR, encryption, firewall, and RDP status.Reviewing a single machine in detail.

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Ask Roar can only answer questions about the systems Liongard is inspecting. If a prompt returns "no data," the related integration may not be set up yet — reach out to your IT provider to enable it.


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