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Of course, all the data in the world is of little use if you can't put it to work. NTOSpider's HTML reports intuitively organize and present data for all audiences. Whether you're a board member or a developer, our reports graphically summarize your security risk with detailed information on what to address first and how to do it, step-by-step. Our exclusive Resource Mapping quickly articulates site structure and vulnerabilities using an interactive, 3D map with links to all threat information. The result is data you can use to secure your network immediately and effectively. Furthermore, all data is stored natively in XML, allowing reuse of assessment data throughout the organization, whether through third-party integration or customized data mining solutions.
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Our Executive Summary reports provide a dynamic analysis of security findings without the use of technical information. This unique report uses a proprietary information system to generate context sensitive text relevant to each and every scan, summarizing:
- Overall security posture
- Vulnerability posture
- Site Exposure
Additionally, NTOSpider's Executive Summary articulates positive security controls that are in place, so as to communicate what effective policies have been implemented.
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NTOSpider's Technical Summary Report provides technical personnel a dashboard for all aspects of the scan's findings. Designed to provide information to a variety of audiences, this report allows for viewing site information and vulnerability data from a number of perspectives:
- By Site/Domain
- By Vulnerability Attack Class (i.e. targeting the server, application or database)
- By Vulnerability Risk Priority
- Overall Site Analysis
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NTOSpider vulnerability descriptions and recommendations provide step-by-step instructions in assisting in vulnerability remediation; while also providing graphical illustrations of complex, technical concepts such as Session Strength Analysis. This ensures that developers, QA teams, and security staff each gain a thorough understanding of not only the existence of the threat, but the nature of the threat and how to proactively address application security concerns in the future.
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| Furthermore, all of NTOSpider's data is processed from XML into HTML (via XSLT). This provides an exceedingly simple model to create customized reports, or to utilize scan data in third-party systems for anything from data mining to threat correlation systems. |
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