Executive Summary
The website example.com was scanned for common security issues, missing security headers, SSL/TLS configuration, CMS exposure, and technical health indicators. Several medium- and low-severity issues were identified. No critical or high-severity vulnerabilities were found. The site is generally well-configured but has room for improvement in header configuration and CMS exposure reduction.
Findings by Severity
| Severity |
Count |
| Critical | 0 |
| High | 0 |
| Medium | 3 |
| Low | 5 |
| Informational | 4 |
Example Finding
Finding: Missing Content Security Policy Header
Severity: Medium
Affected URL: https://example.com
What Was Found: The website does not return a Content-Security-Policy header.
Why It Matters: CSP helps browsers protect visitors from certain attacks, including clickjacking, content injection, and cross-site scripting risks.
Evidence: Raw HTTP response headers included in raw data package.
Recommended Fix: Ask your developer or hosting provider to configure a Content Security Policy appropriate for your website platform.
Retest Needed: Yes
Raw Data Package
You receive the actual scan outputs (nmap XML, Nuclei JSON, SSL scan text, header dumps) organized by tool so you can verify every finding.
Recommended Fixes
- Configure CSP, X-Frame-Options, and Referrer-Policy headers
- Update CMS to latest stable version
- Remove or restrict access to /admin test page
- Enable auto-renewal for SSL certificate
- Add sitemap.xml and verify robots.txt