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This page shows a complete SecuProbe report built with fictional data. It is the same report you receive after scanning your own site: a SecuScore from 0 to 100, the list of vulnerabilities sorted by severity, and a remediation guide for each one.
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How to read a SecuProbe report
The SecuScore at the top summarises the security posture of the site in one number. It starts at 100 and loses points for each failed check, weighted by severity: a missing Content-Security-Policy costs more than a missing Referrer-Policy. The score is meant to be tracked over time, so every scan is kept in your history and two scans can be compared side by side.
Below the score, findings are grouped by severity, from critical to informational. Each finding states what was observed, why it matters and how to fix it, with a configuration example where one applies. Critical and high findings deserve attention first; informational findings describe the site without requiring action.
A report can be exported as a PDF or shared with a read-only link, for a customer, an auditor or a colleague who has no SecuProbe account. In your own account, the same report is updated each time you scan, and scheduled scans alert you when the score drops.
The sample uses invented findings on an invented domain, so the vulnerabilities shown here do not describe any real site. What is real is the structure: the checks listed are the ones SecuProbe runs, the severities follow the same scale, and the remediation guides have the same form as in a real report. To see your own result, create a free account and enter the address of your site: the quick scan returns a first score in under 60 seconds.