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Website security report.
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A useful report explains the observation, its limits and the next step. Explore this illustrative assessment, then start your own.

Illustrative sample. All observations below are synthetic. They describe the report format and are not findings about example.com.
Illustrative example

example.com

Public security check · 1 Nov 2026, 09:00 (London)

EXAMPLE EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

2 findings need a decision.

1 check is also unverified. Start with the evidence and suggested actions below. Priority order uses the reported severity; your business context still matters.

Public observations · Point-in-time assessment

Suggested first actions

  1. 01
    Content Security Policy low reported severity · Website developer
  2. 02
    DMARC policy needs review low reported severity · Email administrator / email provider
  3. 03
    Provider patch status Establish the missing evidence · Hosting provider
Checks in report6
Observed passes3
Needs attention2
Not verified1
Changes since an earlier assessment

Live reports compare against an earlier saved assessment with matching target, route and coverage. This illustrative report has no assessment history.

What this assessment covers
  • Synthetic examples of public web and email configuration checks.
  • Shows the structure of a CyberScan report, evidence and recommended actions.

Limits & exclusions

  • No requests were made to example.com to produce this example.
  • No internal systems, accounts, application business logic or backups were assessed.

Results describe the specified checks at the recorded time. A passing check is not a guarantee of security. Unknown results do not count as passes.

Includes assessment evidence and saved workflow state. API credentials, domain verification tokens and free-text workflow notes are excluded. Workflow state does not change a technical finding.

Inspect the findings

Showing 6 of 6 checks. Full-report and CSV exports include all relevant checks, regardless of filters.

Content Security PolicyWeb security · Direct observation · low severityNeeds attention

Illustrative observation: a Content-Security-Policy header was not present on the inspected response. A policy may exist elsewhere or require application-specific design.

Supporting evidence

EXAMPLE DATA — no CSP header on the inspected response

Recommended next step

Develop a policy for the application, start in report-only mode and test forms, payment flows and third-party integrations.

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Suggested owner

Website developer

Make it easy for your provider to help.

Copy this finding, its evidence and the requested next step into your support ticket.

DMARC policy needs reviewEmail security · Direct observation · low severityNeeds attention

Illustrative observation: a monitoring-only DMARC policy was found. Legitimate email sources should be reviewed before enforcement changes.

Supporting evidence

EXAMPLE DATA — v=DMARC1; p=none

Recommended next step

Inventory sending services, review alignment and plan a staged enforcement rollout. Avoid switching directly to rejection without testing.

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Suggested owner

Email administrator / email provider

Make it easy for your provider to help.

Copy this finding, its evidence and the requested next step into your support ticket.

Provider patch statusScanner findings · Not establishedNot verified

Illustrative example of a result that public observations cannot establish. A version string alone does not establish the current patch level.

Supporting evidence

EXAMPLE DATA — no package or provider patch evidence available

Recommended next step

Request the installed package build and the provider advisory confirming any relevant backported fix.

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Suggested owner

Hosting provider

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Copy this finding, its evidence and the requested next step into your support ticket.

Content-type protectionWeb security · Direct observationObserved pass

Illustrative observation: the response included the nosniff directive.

Supporting evidence

EXAMPLE DATA — X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff

Recommended next step

Keep this response header in place and test after application changes.

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Suggested owner

Website developer

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Copy this finding, its evidence and the requested next step into your support ticket.

HTTPS connectionWeb security · Direct observationObserved pass

Illustrative observation: the HTTPS request completed. This result concerns this connection only.

Supporting evidence

EXAMPLE DATA — HTTPS request completed with HTTP 200

Recommended next step

Maintain certificate renewal and monitor the actual domain and all required service names.

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Suggested owner

Hosting provider / website administrator

Make it easy for your provider to help.

Copy this finding, its evidence and the requested next step into your support ticket.

SPF sender policyEmail security · Direct observationObserved pass

Illustrative observation: one SPF policy record was present. Actual delivery and authorised senders were not tested.

Supporting evidence

EXAMPLE DATA — one SPF policy record observed

Recommended next step

Confirm all legitimate sending services are authorised before strengthening enforcement.

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Suggested owner

Email administrator

Make it easy for your provider to help.

Copy this finding, its evidence and the requested next step into your support ticket.

This example uses synthetic observations and is not a scan of example.com. Real reports are populated from completed checks.