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Security reports, board-ready.

Every scan becomes one report, mapped to the standards your auditors and executives already trust.

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Security ReportDemo organisation2026-09-11

128findings, 6 projects, 2 teams

  • Critical2318%
  • High3527%
  • Medium4434%
  • Low2620%
  • SQL injection in payment lookupCWE-89payments-api
  • JWT accepted without audience checkCWE-287auth-service
  • Export bucket readable by anyoneCWE-284infra
  • SSRF in webhook fetcherCWE-918checkout-web
.pdf2.4 MB.html860 KB.json312 KB

Every finding, framed for who reads it.

Each audience reads the standard it answers to.

Every finding sorted into the ten categories executives already know, A01 to A10.

  • A01Broken access control31
  • A03Injection24
  • A05Security misconfiguration18
  • A07Authentication failures12

Start with one repository.

Connect GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket or Azure DevOps, pick a repository, and the first scan starts.

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In detail

Frameworks the report maps to

Turn every scan into one report your auditors and executives actually read. Mapped to the standards they trust, exported in the format they need.

Built live from your latest scans. Nothing pasted from a spreadsheet.

Developers see CWE classes, executives see OWASP categories, compliance teams see the regulation they answer to.

Security ReportDemo organisation2026-09-11

128findings, 6 projects, 2 teams

  • Critical2318%
  • High3527%
  • Medium4434%
  • Low2620%
  • SQL injection in payment lookupCWE-89payments-api
  • JWT accepted without audience checkCWE-287auth-service
  • Export bucket readable by anyoneCWE-284infra
  • SSRF in webhook fetcherCWE-918checkout-web
.pdf2.4 MB.html860 KB.json312 KBMapped to OWASP Top 10, CWE Top 25

  • OWASP Top 10

    Every finding sorted into the ten categories executives already know, A01 to A10.

    A01 Broken access controlA03 InjectionA05 Security misconfigurationA07 Authentication failures

  • CWE Top 25

    The 25 most dangerous weaknesses, with the exact CWE your developers fix.

    CWE-79 Cross-site scriptingCWE-89 SQL injectionCWE-287 Improper authenticationCWE-798 Hard-coded credentials

  • By scanner type

    SAST, SCA, secrets, IaC, container and CI/CD, side by side.

    SAST source codeSCA dependenciesIaC infrastructureSecrets leaked keys

  • Licenses

    Every package license, flagged when it conflicts with your policy.

    MIT permissiveApache-2.0 permissiveGPL-3.0 copyleft, flaggedunknown no license file

  • EU AI Act

    Annex IV evidence for every AI component found in the code.

    Annex IV §1 AI componentsAnnex IV §2 datasetsArt. 5 prohibited practicesArt. 6 high-risk systems

  • SOC 2

    Attach the report as evidence for your vulnerability-management controls.

    CC7.1 vulnerability managementCC7.2 monitoring of controlsCC8.1 change management

Security reporting, in short

Which frameworks can I report against?
Map findings to the OWASP Top 10, the CWE Top 25, or break them down by scanner type. You can also produce license compliance and EU AI Act reports.
Can I report across my whole organization at once?
Yes. Choose an organization report to consolidate every project across every team, a team report for a single team, or a custom project selection to hand-pick exactly what is included.
What export formats are supported?
PDF for auditors and boards, HTML for a shareable page, and JSON for dashboards, GRC tools or your own automation. You can choose a detailed or summary depth.
Is the data live or a snapshot?
Reports are generated from your latest scan results at the moment you run them, so every number reflects the current state of your code.