Per-target full findings report
One page per target: every host, every service, every verified finding, ready to hand off.
Last updated May 27, 2026
What it is
A single, dense, print-ready page that rolls up everything the engine has discovered + verified for a single target. Built to be read by a stakeholder who doesn’t have an Umbra account: the asset owner, the customer’s security team during M&A diligence, the appliance vendor you’re escalating to.
What it produces
For one target:
- Executive summary (top of page): counts by severity, KEV count, service count, host count, scan dates
- Per host: IP, hostname, OS, ASN, location, services list, every verified finding
- Per finding: severity, kind, URL, PoC excerpt, link to the cinematic replay
- Methodology footer: scanner versions, fingerprint signature pack version, date of last scan
What to use it for
- Acquisition due diligence: “here’s the security posture of the company we’re acquiring”
- Customer audits: hand to a customer who wants evidence the work was done
- Internal handoffs: ship to the team that owns the asset
Why it matters
Vendor security reports are usually one of two things: a PDF generated from a template, or a CSV export. The first is too glossy; the second is unreadable. The per-target report is neither. It’s the actual data in the actual structure, with links to the replays for verification.
Why it’s valuable
- One page, one target. No 80-page consolidated PDF that nobody opens.
- Print-ready. A4 / Letter friendly, monochrome by default, ready to attach to a ticket or email.
- Every finding links to its replay. A recipient who wants proof can click through to the cinematic.
How to use it
- Open any target detail page.
- Click Full findings report.
- Browser-print → PDF, or screenshot, or copy individual sections.
- To share with an outside party, also create a replay share for each finding the recipient needs to verify.