AI-Powered Reports
The system analyzes complex scans and adds, to the vulnerability list, a security analysis written by AI.
What it is
A scan often produces dozens or hundreds of technical results. On their own they're hard to read and to prioritise. SecureScan uses AI to read the whole scan and write you a clear analysis: what really matters, why, and what to do first.
What it adds to the vulnerability list
The technical list is always there. The AI adds on top: a summary (executive summary), an overall risk level, the main risks explained in plain words, attack-surface observations, and the actions to take first — correlating the individual findings with each other.
Why it's useful
- Understand your security even if you're not an expert.
- Know where to start: the real priorities, not a wall of CVEs.
- Share it with management or a client as a readable report.
- Save the time of manually interpreting every result.
What an AI analysis looks like
Here's an example of the AI analysis box as it appears in a scan report with many vulnerabilities on acme-shop.example.com.
Illustrative example with a fictional domain and data — no real customer data.
Scan Analysis
Executive Summary
The scan of acme-shop.example.com found a wide attack surface with numerous weaknesses, some high-impact. Overall risk is critical: outdated server software, an exposed administration panel and potentially accessible data combine together. Focusing on the first three actions removes most of the risk quickly.
Top risks
- criticalSQL Injection in the search module
An unvalidated parameter allows injecting queries and reading the database. Exploitable remotely without authentication.
- criticalWeb server with known critical CVEs
The server version exposes known vulnerabilities with public exploits. Update to the patched release.
- highExposed administration panel
The /admin area is reachable from the Internet without restrictions or a second factor.
- highJavaScript library with known vulnerabilities
An outdated version of a front-end library with known XSS is in use.
- mediumMissing HTTP security headers
HSTS and Content-Security-Policy are missing, useful against interception and browser attacks.
- lowVersion information disclosure
Headers and error pages reveal component versions, useful to an attacker for reconnaissance.
Attack surface
- 8 open ports, including 2 web services and an administration area.
- Public forms accepting insufficiently validated input.
- Third-party components (CMS and libraries) not updated to the latest release.
Immediate priority
- Fix the SQL Injection in the search module (validation / prepared statements).
- Update the web server and components to the patched versions.
- Put the /admin area behind strong authentication or IP restriction.