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Understanding your test results

Once a penetration test is complete, Beagle Security provides detailed results to help you understand the vulnerabilities identified in your application and how to address them.


Results overview

After a testing is done on an application, click on the Results tab.


The results page provides a high-level overview of your application’s security posture.


Vulnerabilities are categorized by severity:


  • Critical


  • High


  • Medium


  • Low


As you scroll through the page, you will also find visualizations that help you understand:


  • Vulnerability distribution by severity.


  • Vulnerability by age.


  • Security trends.


  • OWASP Top 10 mappings.


These insights help you quickly identify areas that require attention.


Detailed analysis

To review the findings in more detail, scroll up and click on Show result. This brings you to the results dashboard. Scroll down a bit and click on All vulnerabilities to see a list of all identified during the test.


Select any vulnerability to view additional information.


Under the Vulnerabilities details, you’ll find 


  • A description of the vulnerability.


  • A recommended remediation guidance.


For example, if a SQL Injection vulnerability is identified, Beagle Security will provide an explanation of the issue along with recommendations for mitigating the risk.


Note: Remediation guidance can be more accurate and contextual when your application’s tech stack has been configured in Beagle Security. If you have not already configured your tech stack, consider adding the tech stack details to receive more relevant recommendations.


The Occurrence tab shows where the vulnerability was identified within the application.


This includes information such as:


  • Affected URL.


  • Request method.


  • Payload used during testing.


  • Additional technical details related to the finding.


These details can help developers reproduce, investigate, and remediate the vulnerability more efficiently.


You can also classify vulnerabilities based on the frameworks as well.






Updated on: 25/06/2026

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