Updated the details of the powershell script

Author: memildin

articles/security-center/partner-vulnerability-assessment.md

@@ -86,21 +86,21 @@ To run the script, you'll need the relevant information for the parameters below
 |**SubscriptionId**|✔|The subscriptionID of the Azure Subscription that contains the resources you want to analyze.|
 |**ResourceGroupName**|✔|Name of the resource group. Use any existing resource group including the default ("DefaultResourceGroup-xxx"). Since the solution isn't an Azure resource, it won't be listed under the resource group, but still it is attached to it.|
 |**vaSolutionName**|✔|The name of the new solution.|
-|**vaType**|-|Qualys or Rapid7.|
+|**vaType**|✔|Qualys or Rapid7.|
+|**licenceCode**|✔|Vendor provided license string.|
+|**publicKey**|✔|Vendor provided public key.|
 |**autoUpdate**|-|Enable (true) or disable (false) auto deploy for this VA solution. When enabled, every new VM on the subscription will automatically attempt to link to the solution.<br/>(Default: False)|
-|**licenceCode**|-|Vendor provided license string.|
-|**publicKey**|-|Vendor provided public key.|
 
 
 Syntax:
 
 ```
 .\New-ASCVASolution.ps1 -subscriptionId <Subscription Id> -resourceGroupName <RG Name>
 -vaSolutionName <New solution name> -vaType <Qualys / Rapid7> -autoUpdate <true/false>
--licenceCode <License Code from vendor> -publicKey <Public Key received from vendor>
+-licenceCode <License code from vendor> -publicKey <Public Key received from vendor>
 ```
 
-Example:
+Example (this example doesn't include valid license details):
 
 ```
 .\New-ASCVASolution.ps1 -subscriptionId 'f4cx1b69-dtgb-4ch6-6y6f-ea2e95373d3b' -resourceGroupName 'DefaultResourceGroup-WEU' -vaSolutionName 'QualysVa001' -vaType 'Qualys' -autoUpdate 'false' `