An audit and assessment report primarily serves to provide a detailed review of the network's security posture and performance levels. It generally includes findings from network audits, security assessments, vulnerability scans, and compliance checks. The report is used to inform stakeholders about the current state of the network and to suggest improvements or remedial actions if necessary. While it might contain information about common policies or baselines, these are not its primary focus. The report does not typically outline standard operating procedures, which are the protocols for day-to-day operations, nor is it used as a blueprint for network architecture, which is more likely to be found in design documentation.