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Download Scan Report

ZeroThreat makes it easy to download detailed and customized scan reports for sharing, record-keeping, or compliance review. Whether you're preparing for an executive meeting, passing an audit, or collaborating with developers, ZeroThreat gives you flexible report downloading options to fit your needs.

Where to Download Report

All reports can be downloaded directly from the Scan Report section in your ZeroThreat dashboard. Simply:

  1. Open the scan whose report you want to download.
  2. Click the “Download Report” () button located at the top-right of the scan report view.
  3. A popup menu will appear with multiple report format options.
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If you don’t see the “Download Report” option, it’s possible that the scan is still in progress or your account doesn't have the appropriate permissions to download the report (Example: Report Reader Role).

Report Types

Depending on your purpose, you can choose from the following report types:

  • Full Scan Report – A detailed technical report containing all identified vulnerabilities, HTTP request/response data, remediation guidance, and scan metadata. Best suited for developers and security teams.
  • Executive Summary – A high-level overview focusing on severity distribution, risk trends, and compliance status—ideal for management and stakeholders.
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  • Severity-Specific Report – Download reports filtered by severity level (e.g., Critical, Medium, Low or informational only) to focus on specific type of issues.
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  • Compliance Report – ZeroThreat maps scan findings to standards such as GDPR, OWASP Top 10, HIPAA, NIST, and ISO 27001. These tailored reports make it easy to identify gaps against specific frameworks and are useful for audits.
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All reports are exported in PDF format, designed to be clear, professional, and easy to share.

Best Practices

  • Use severity-specific reports during remediation sprints to reduce distraction from low-priority findings.
  • Send executive summaries in stakeholder review meetings to align on security posture without overwhelming technical details.
  • Save compliance reports as audit resource when preparing for regulatory reviews or certifications.