How to Read a Website Security Scan Report
A scan returns dozens of findings and a score. Here is how to turn that output into a short, prioritized fix list without drowning in noise.
Practical guides on reading scan reports, hardening HTTP headers, fixing TLS misconfigurations and configuring CORS the safe way.
A scan returns dozens of findings and a score. Here is how to turn that output into a short, prioritized fix list without drowning in noise.
Security headers are the cheapest hardening you can ship — and the easiest to get subtly wrong. Here are the ten mistakes scanners flag most, with the exact fix for each.
A valid padlock does not mean your TLS is healthy. These are the certificate and protocol misconfigurations that quietly weaken HTTPS, and how to catch them.
CORS is misunderstood as often as it is misconfigured. Here is what the headers actually do, the wildcard-plus-credentials trap, and how to lock an API down correctly.