• How to download HIPAA, PCI DSS, OWASP compliance reports on Beagle Security?

  Beagle Security automatically maps your test results to various compliance standards, including OWASP, OWASP Top 10, ISO 27001, CWE, CAPEC, HIPAA and PCI DSS. Once a test is completed, you can download the corresponding compliance reports directly from the application dashboard to assess how well your application aligns with these regulatory requirements. How to download and view test reports on Beagle Security Go to the Applications section and click on the specific application NFew readers

• 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 ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/Few readers

• What is covered in a project summary report?

  The project summary report provides a high level overview of the security posture of one or more projects. Unlike detailed penetration testing reports, the Project Summary Report focuses on summarizing vulnerabilities and security findings at a project level, making it easier to share security status with stakeholders who do not require technical details. || Note: Project summary reports are available only on the Enterprise plan. Generating a project summary report Go to the Reports dFew readers

• How to accept risk / acknowledge a finding

  In some situations, a reported vulnerability may be a known and accepted risk that is required for business, operational, or technical reasons. Rather than treating these findings as issues that require remediation, you can acknowledge them and document the reason for accepting the risk. Navigation Go to Applications. Select the application containing the finding. Open the Results tab. Click Show result. Scroll down to the All vulnerabilities section. Select tFew readers

• How to mark a finding as a false positive

  A false positive occurs when a vulnerability is reported, but after review, you determine that the finding does not represent an actual security issue in your application. If you have verified that a finding is a false positive, you can mark it accordingly within Beagle Security. Navigation Go to Applications. Select the application containing the finding. Open the Results tab. Click Show result. Scroll down to the All vulnerabilities section. Select the vulneFew readers

• How to share a report with a client or an auditor?

  The Result Share feature allows you to securely share penetration testing results with clients, auditors, or other stakeholders without providing direct access to your Beagle Security account. A view only link is generated for a specific test session and can be protected with additional security controls such as password protection and link expiration. Generating a shared report link Go to Applications. Select the application containing the test results you want to share. Open theFew readers

• How to view and download crawled URLs from a test

  During a security test, Beagle Security crawls your application to discover pages, endpoints, and other accessible URLs. These discovered URLs help define the application’s attack surface and form the foundation for security testing. You can view and download the list of crawled URLs for a completed test at any time. Understanding crawled URLs Crawled URLs are the web pages and endpoints identified during the crawling phase of a security test. The crawling process helps map your applicationFew readers

• How to configure and generate branded reports

  Branded reports allow you to customize the cover page of your penetration testing reports with your organization’s branding. You can add your company name, custom information, and logo so that the generated report not only reflects Beagle Security’s branding, but also reflects your organization’s identity when shared with clients, stakeholders, or auditors. Configure a branded report Go to the Reports dashboard. Locate the Branded option. Click Configure. This will open tFew readers

• How to set up email notifications for receiving reports

  Beagle Security can automatically send test reports directly to your email inbox. You can configure one or maximum 2 email recipients and choose how reports are delivered. By default, the email address used to create your Beagle Security account is automatically added as a report recipient. Navigation Go to Applications. Select the application you want to configure. Click the Configuration tab. Click Advanced. Select Result integration. Choose E-mail. ThisFew readers

• Understanding your overall risk score

  The overall risk score provides a high-level view of your application’s security posture based on the vulnerabilities identified during testing. Beagle Security supports two scoring methodologies: OWASP risk rating CVSS (Common Vulnerability Scoring System) The scoring methodology you select determines how vulnerabilities are evaluated, prioritized, and reflected in the overall risk score. Where can I view my overall risk score? The overall risk score can be viewed in the dashboard. TFew readers

• How to read and understand your penetration test report?

  Beagle Security allows you to download penetration test reports in multiple compliance formats, including OWASP, PCI DSS, and HIPAA. These reports provide both executive-level insights and detailed technical findings to help you understand your application’s security posture and prioritize remediation. Accessing your penetration test report Go to the Reports dashboard. Select the report you want to download. Choose the required report format: OWASP, PCI DSS or HIPAA The downloadeFew readers

• How can I share my test report?

  You can download the test results in PDF, JSON, CSV or XML format and share it with your teammates or clients. Beagle Security can also be integrated with tools like Jira, Asana, Trello and Azure Boards to receive the results once the test has been completed successfully. We would like to remind you to be extremely careful about who you share the test results with since it contains very sensitive information.Some readers

• Out of Band vulnerability detection on Beagle Security

  What is an Out-of-Band (OOB) vulnerability? Out-of-Band vulnerabilities are vulnerabilities that cannot be found in a traditional penetration testing methodology (HTTP request-response). Mostly found in web applications, APIs, and backend programs, this vulnerability has a distinct working process. How does a hacker exploit an Out-of-Band vulnerability? A payload is crafted to send a specific request to the bad actor’s machine. It is then uploaded to the target service/application.Popular