  Naively, the LHC Higgs boson looks like a Standard Model Higgs boson, with no
guidance to physics beyond the Standard Model, as has often been remarked. The
data show that what was discovered is the true Higgs boson. If one includes the
full information available, experimental and theoretical, there are actually
four significant clues implied by data. They point toward a supersymmetric
two-doublet decoupling theory, and a hierarchy problem solution via TeV scale
supersymmetry. That in turn suggests an underlying compactified string/M theory
with a de Sitter vacuum, so we can be confident that the low scale model has an
ultraviolet completion.
