Reports

With the Reports functionality you can create reports with a specific focus.

There are 3 different kinds of reports available. These are:

• Normal report: selecting one or more reports will show the contents of each report below each other. These reports can be exported as PDF.

• Aggregate report: selecting one or more reports will show aggregated data for each selected report. This means that some results are aggregated to provide a general overview of the current compliance status of the scanned objects. These reports can be exported as PDF and JSON.

• Multi report: allows you to compare one organisation with another based on the organisation tags. This is only possible for aggregate reports. A multi report is very similar to an aggregate report, but shows data across multiple organisations. These reports can be exported as PDF.

The table below gives an overview of the 12 reports available. It also describes which Object needs to be selected and whether the report is available as a normal and/or as an aggregate report.

Report overview table

Report type	Description	Input object	Required plugins	Optional plugins	Normal or Aggregate report
DNS	The DNS report gives an overview of the identified DNS settings for the scanned hostnames.	Hostname	dns-records, dns-sec	dns-zone	Normal
Findings	Shows all the finding types and their occurrences.	Any			Normal
IPv6	Check whether hostnames point to IPv6 addresses.	Hostname, IPAddressV4, IPAddressV6	dns-records		Normal + aggregate
Mail	System specific mail report that focusses on IP addresses and hostnames.	Hostname, IPAddressV4, IPAddressV6	dns-records		Normal + aggregate
Name server	Name server report checks name servers on basic security standards.	Hostname, IPAddressV4, IPAddressV6	nmap, dns-records, dns-sec		Normal + aggregate
Open ports	Find open ports of IP addresses.	Hostname, IPAddressV4, IPAddressV6	nmap	shodan, nmap-udp, nmap-ports, nmap-ip-range, masscan	Normal + aggregate
RPKI	Shows whether the IP is covered by a valid RPKI ROA. For a hostname it shows the IP addresses and whether they are covered by a valid RPKI ROA.	Hostname, IPAddressV4, IPAddressV6	dns-records, rpki		Normal + aggregate
Safe connections	Shows whether the IPService contains safe ciphers.	Hostname, IPAddressV4, IPAddressV6	dns-records, testssl-sh-ciphers, nmap		Normal + aggregate
System	Combine IP addresses, hostnames and services into systems.	Hostname, IPAddressV4, IPAddressV6	dns-records, nmap	nmap-udp	Normal + aggregate
TLS	TLS reports assess the security of data encryption and transmission protocols.	IPService	testssl-sh-ciphers		Normal
Vulnerability	Vulnerabilities found are grouped for each system.	Hostname, IPAddressV4, IPAddressV6	dns-records, nmap, webpage-analysis	nmap-udp, nmap-ports, shodan	Normal + aggregate
Web system	Web system reports check web systems on basic security standards.	Hostname, IPAddressV4, IPAddressV6	nmap, dns-records, security_txt_downloader, testssl-sh-ciphers, ssl-version, ssl-certificates,webpage-analysis		Normal + aggregate

Report contents:

The table below gives an overview of the elements that can be found in each report type based on the required plugins:

Report overview

Report type	Normal report	Aggregate report	Multi report
Standard elements	Introduction Asset overview (selected objects, reports, plugins)	Summary overview Recommendations Asset overview Open ports overview IPv6 overview Basic Security overview table (groups the systems based on types and (compliance) checks to get a general impression of the current status.) Vulnerabilities Appendices (Terms, selected objects, reports, plugins and used config objects)	Introduction Summary Recommendations Asset overview Open port occurrences IPv6 connectivity overview Basic Security overview table (groups the systems based on types and (compliance) checks to get a general impression of the current status.) Safe connections overview System specific overview RPKI overview Appendices (Terms, selected objects, reports, plugins and used config objects)
DNS	The table gives an overview of all identified DNS records for the selected hostname. This can help to identify potential misconfigurations for hostnames. The Security Measures table shows which DNS security measures are applied and/or missing.	The report shows per system type how many of the identified IPs/systems are compliant with the DNS checks. If in-compliant systems are identified, a compliance issue description is provided with the corresponding risk level.	Overview on the compliance status of various DNS checks across all systems.
Findings	Shows an overview table with the number of findings and occurrences per risk level (critical, high, medium, low, recommendation), followed by a list of all findings. Each finding can be opened to view more details, such as a description of the finding, the possible impact, a general recommendation and the hosts where this finding was identified.	Gives an overview of all findings (KAT, CVE and/or custom findings).	Overview on the vulnerabilities checks across all systems.
IPv6	Shows if IPv6 was detected on the scanned system.	The report shows per hostname if an IPv6 address was detected.	Overview on the IPv6 status categorised per system type.
Mail	The table gives an overview of some security configurations that are recommended to be implemented to ensure authenticated e-mails are sent on behalf of the hostname. The compliance checks look at the presence of SPF, DKIM and DMARC, which are used to prevent spammers from sending unwanted e-mails. Each check will show whether or not the system is compliant with this security configuration. If a lack of compliance is identified, the table below will show what compliance issue was identified with what risk.	The report shows per system type how many of the identified IPs/systems are compliant with the e-mail checks. If in-compliant systems are identified, a compliance issue description is provided with the corresponding risk level.	Overview on the compliance status of various e-mail checks across all systems.
Name server	The table gives an overview of the recommended security configurations to ensure an increased level of security for the domain name servers for the scanned domain. The compliance checks look at the presence and configuration of DNSSEC, and the open ports that are enabled. Each check will show whether or not the system is compliant with this security configuration. If a lack of compliance is identified, the table below will show what compliance issue was identified with what risk. This requires that the hostnames of the name servers are selected!	The aggregate findings of the name server report can be found under the DNS checks.	The aggregated data can be found under the DNS checks.
Open ports	Shows for the identified IP addresses which ports were found to be open and thus reachable. If available the table will show the IPv4 and/or IPv6 addresses, the hostname(s) and all open ports identified on both IPv4 and IPv6 (if available). Please note that you have to manually enable IPv6 support in Dockerized environments. See the docs on how to do this.	The report shows the open ports for all scanned IP addresses.	The table gives an overview on the number of occurrences for each open port.
RPKI	The table gives an overview of the RPKI status for the selected domain. It currently shows if RPKI is available and if the data is not expired.	The table gives an overview of the RPKI status grouped per system type. It currently shows if RPKI is available and if the data is not expired.	The table gives an overview on the number of occurrences of the RPKI status grouped per system type. It currently shows if RPKI is available and if the data is not expired.
Safe connections	The table gives an overview of some security configurations that are recommended to be implemented to ensure safe connections (encryption). The compliance checks look at the TLS protocols and TLS Ciphers offered by the system. Each check will show whether or not the system is compliant with this security configuration. If a lack of compliance is identified, the table below will show what compliance issue was identified with what risk.	The report shows per system type how many of the identified IPs/systems are compliant with the safe connections checks. If in-compliant systems are identified, a compliance issue description is provided with the corresponding risk level.	The table shows the number of occurrences matching the compliance checks.
Systems	The table gives an overview of which system types were identified on the system. This is performed based on the identified open ports, which can have one or more of the following labels: DICOM, DNS, Mail, Web, Other.	For each identified system type all checks are grouped together.	Overview of the compliance checks grouped per system type with the number of occurrences.
TLS	The table shows which TLS protocol versions and TLS ciphers were identified on the system, including the status of the identified data. This means that if outdated protocols (such as SSL3) are identified, the table will show a recommendation such as ‘Phase out’.	The aggregate findings of the TLS report can be found under the safe connections checks.	This data is aggregated under the safe connections checks.
Vulnerability	The table gives an overview of the identified CVE’s on the system.	The table gives an overview of the identified CVE’s on the system.	The table gives an overview of the identified CVE’s on the system.
Web system	The table gives an overview of some basic security configurations that are recommended to be implemented. These checks are performed against the scanned systems/hosts. Each check will show whether or not the system is compliant with this security configuration. If a lack of compliance is identified, the table below will show what compliance issue was identified with what risk.	The results of the web server checks against all web servers are grouped together and an overview is provided how many of the web servers are compliant with each check. If in-compliant systems are identified, a compliance issue description is provided with the corresponding risk level.	The number of occurrences for each web check are shown.

Report flow

On the Reports page you can generate new reports and get an overview of all generated reports. With the button ‘Generate report’ you get into the Report flow wizard, which can be used to choose your report, objects and plugins that are required for the report. There are two ways to select objects. You can manually select objects, which will be static. Or you can select a live set of objects by continuing with the selected filters. The selected objects will then always be based on the selected filters at the time of generating the report. and Please note that enabling plugins during the report flow wizard will result in inaccurate data, as the plugins will take some time before they have gathered and analyzed all data. Check the Tasks page to verify that all tasks have completed.

Plugins

Each report has both required and suggested plugins that are used to show data in the report. These plugins are shown in the report flow. You can still generate reports if not all required plugins are enabled, however a warning a message is shown and the generated report will show that not all required plugins were enabled at the time of generation.

Downloading and/or exporting a report

The normal and multi report can be downloaded as PDF file. The aggregate report can be exported as a PDF and also as a JSON file. Just click the ‘Download’ or ‘Export’ button on the right. The JSON output can be used to create a Multi-Report and compare organisation sectors.

Generating a Multi Report

With the Multi report you can compare organisations, for example if both are similar health care institutions. Create two organisations and make sure both organisations have data. For this tutorial they are named CAT and DOG.

1. In CAT generate an ‘Aggregate Report’ and export this to JSON format. Repeat this step for DOG.

2. Create a third organisation called BIRD.

3. In BIRD, go to Objects > Add > ‘Upload raw file’.

4. Upload both raw files (from CAT and DOG) using the mime-type openkat/report-data’. (the mime-type will be auto-prefilled if you navigate to the upload page from the report normalizer.

5. Click on ‘Reports’ and click on ‘Multi Report’.

6. Select the report data of the organisations CAT and DOG and follow the report flow steps to generate the report. If you do not see your uploaded reports please make sure you have cleared the filter first.

Troubleshooting

When you do not see one (or more) of the reports options, please check the following things:

• Do you have the required object selected? (This is either the Hostname or IPService for all reports, except the findings report.)

• Does your selected object have sufficient clearance? Generally L2 or higher is required.