Sample reports
Report anatomy examples.
Two sample reports showing what a recipient actually sees: the summary, findings, evidence and next actions.
Sample free report
Free Domain Health Report
A one-domain report showing platform-led threat exposure, DNS defense gaps and first remediation priorities.
Domain
example-business.co.uk
Report type
Free single-domain health report
Primary exposure
Microsoft 365 and payment-platform lures relevant to visible platform footprint
DNS defense
DMARC present but not enforcing; SPF and DKIM require alignment review
First action
Harden email authentication and review stale DNS records
Executive summary
The domain shows a visible Microsoft 365 mail footprint, public helpdesk and payment-related platform signals. External suspicious infrastructure is appearing around several of those platform lures. DNS defenses are partially configured but not yet strong enough to give a high-confidence anti-spoofing posture.
Platform-led threat exposure
Detected platform footprint makes Microsoft 365, Stripe and Zendesk-themed lures relevant to this organization. The report highlights suspicious infrastructure using login, verify, billing and support language around those platforms.
DNS and email defense analysis
The public DNS records show basic mail authentication is present but not hardened. The domain should move gradually from monitoring to enforcement after SPF and DKIM alignment is verified.
Remediation priorities
The first fixes are practical: verify mail authentication alignment, move DMARC towards enforcement, review stale CNAMEs and monitor platform-led impersonation around visible vendors.
Sample paid report
Cross-Estate Domain Risk Report
A paid report showing individual domain findings, repeated weaknesses and systemic risk across the estate an organization owns.
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Estate
42 domains across brands, subsidiaries and legacy properties
Report type
Cross-Estate Domain Risk Report
Systemic issue
DMARC non-enforcement repeated across 61% of active domains
Operational risk
Inconsistent mail and DNS ownership across business units
Program priority
Standardize email authentication and review exposed platform dependencies
Portfolio summary
The organization owns multiple active, parked and legacy domains. Individual findings matter, but the bigger issue is inconsistency: the same DNS and email weaknesses appear repeatedly across brands and subsidiaries.
Systemic risk patterns
Paid reporting groups repeated issues so leadership can see which weaknesses are isolated and which require a program-level fix.
Domain ranking
The report ranks domains by exposure, importance and remediation urgency so teams can avoid treating every domain as equal.
Remediation program
The output is designed to support an organized remediation program: standardize controls, assign owners, remove stale records and move high-risk domains into monitoring.