Security Directory

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VolkerWessels

volkerwessels.com

95

This website has 7 security issue(s) identified for improvement. Overall security score: 50/100 (unknown risk level). A comprehensive security review is recommended.

The website's overall security posture shows no critical vulnerabilities but exhibits several high and medium severity issues, primarily related to compliance and governance frameworks. The absence of a formal information security framework, security policy documentation, and incident response procedures poses significant risks to business continuity and regulatory compliance, particularly with NIS2 requirements. While technical controls such as network security and email security are relatively strong, weaknesses in SSL/TLS configuration and missing security headers expose the site to potential interception and exploitation. GDPR compliance gaps and lack of vulnerability disclosure policies further increase legal and reputational risks. Proactive remediation of these governance and technical shortcomings is essential to protect sensitive data, maintain customer trust, and ensure regulatory adherence. Immediate attention to security policies and SSL/TLS improvements will substantially reduce exposure. Overall, the site has a solid foundation but requires focused enhancements to elevate security maturity and compliance readiness.

The website demonstrates a generally stable security posture with no critical vulnerabilities detected and strong SSL/TLS and network security configurations. However, significant gaps exist in compliance with the NIS2 directive, notably the absence of fundamental security policies, incident response procedures, and vulnerability disclosure mechanisms. Email security protocols such as DMARC enforcement and DKIM records are insufficiently configured, increasing the risk of phishing and email spoofing. In addition, missing security headers and incomplete GDPR compliance expose the organization to data protection risks and potential regulatory penalties. DNS security is moderately strong but could be improved by enabling DNSSEC and configuring CAA records to prevent certificate mis-issuance. Addressing these high and medium severity issues is crucial to safeguard business operations, protect customer data, and maintain regulatory compliance. Immediate focus on establishing a comprehensive information security framework and incident response plan will significantly enhance resilience and stakeholder confidence. Overall, while foundational security measures are in place, strategic improvements are required to mitigate exposure and align with industry standards and regulations.

The website demonstrates a generally stable security posture with no critical vulnerabilities detected; however, significant gaps remain in compliance and governance frameworks, particularly regarding NIS2 requirements. The absence of key security policies, incident response procedures, and vulnerability disclosure mechanisms exposes the organization to potential regulatory penalties and operational risks. Email security is moderately strong but requires improvements to prevent spoofing and phishing threats. DNS and SSL/TLS configurations are adequate but lack certain advanced protections such as DNSSEC and HSTS, which can enhance resilience against interception and downgrade attacks. Network security is robust, indicating effective perimeter defenses. Overall, the organization's security controls need strengthening to align with regulatory frameworks and industry best practices, reducing both business risk and exposure to cyber threats. Addressing these issues promptly will support compliance, protect customer data, and maintain stakeholder trust.

The website demonstrates a generally stable security posture with no critical vulnerabilities detected and strong SSL/TLS implementation. However, significant gaps exist in compliance with NIS2 regulations, including missing security policies, incident response procedures, and a vulnerability disclosure policy, which expose the organization to regulatory and operational risks. The failure of security headers and GDPR compliance checks indicate potential weaknesses in protecting user data and mitigating common web-based attacks. DNS security is moderately strong but lacks DNSSEC and CAA records, which could weaken domain integrity. Email security is robust but could be improved by adding DMARC reporting for better monitoring. The exposure of SSH services presents an unnecessary attack surface that should be reviewed. Overall, urgent attention is required to establish governance frameworks and incident management to reduce legal and reputational risks and enhance resilience against cyber threats.

The website demonstrates a generally stable security posture with no critical vulnerabilities detected. However, several high and medium priority issues related to compliance and security governance significantly impact overall risk exposure. The absence of a formal information security framework, security policy documentation, incident response procedures, and vulnerability disclosure protocols highlights major gaps in the organization's security maturity. GDPR compliance failures and missing security headers further expose the site to regulatory and operational risks. SSL/TLS and DNS configurations are moderately secure but require improvements to maintain trust and data integrity. Network security and email security are strong, indicating effective perimeter defenses. Immediate remediation of governance and compliance gaps will substantially reduce risk and improve regulatory alignment.

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Moore & Co

moore-and-co.com

91

The website maintains a generally moderate security posture with no critical vulnerabilities detected, indicating an absence of immediate high-severity threats. However, a high-risk exposure of an FTP service poses a significant security concern that could lead to unauthorized data access or breaches. Medium-level issues around security headers, SSL certificate management, GDPR and NIS2 compliance, and DNS configuration suggest gaps in foundational security controls and regulatory adherence. The SSL certificate's impending expiration within 90 days requires prompt action to avoid service disruptions or trust warnings. Lack of DNSSEC and CAA records further expose the domain to potential DNS-based attacks. While email security is relatively strong, the absence of DMARC reporting reduces visibility into email spoofing attempts. Addressing these areas will enhance the security resilience, compliance posture, and customer trust in the business environment.

The website demonstrates a generally strong network and SSL/TLS security posture, indicating well-maintained transport layer protections and network configurations. However, significant gaps exist in email security, specifically the absence of SPF, DKIM, and other email authentication mechanisms, which represent critical vulnerabilities that could lead to email spoofing, phishing attacks, and reputational damage. Additionally, missing security headers and lack of DNSSEC implementation increase exposure to certain web and DNS-based attacks. The failure to meet GDPR and NIS2 analysis requirements suggests compliance risks that could result in regulatory penalties and loss of customer trust. While lower-severity issues like missing CAA records are less urgent, they still represent opportunities to strengthen domain security. Overall, urgent remediation is required on email authentication and compliance-related controls to safeguard brand integrity and regulatory standing. The organization should prioritize these to mitigate high-impact threats and improve its security posture comprehensively.

The website currently demonstrates a moderately secure posture with no critical or high severity vulnerabilities identified, indicating a low immediate risk of major breaches. However, several medium-level issues highlight areas where security and compliance could be significantly strengthened. Notably, failure in security headers implementation, absence of DKIM records, and expiring SSL certificates suggest potential exposure to data interception, phishing, and trust degradation. Additionally, non-compliance with GDPR and NIS2 regulations poses legal and reputational risks that could affect business operations, especially in regulated markets. DNS security gaps such as missing DNSSEC and CAA records further increase susceptibility to DNS spoofing and unauthorized certificate issuance. On a positive note, the network security posture is strong, which helps mitigate certain attack vectors. Addressing these issues proactively will enhance customer trust, regulatory compliance, and overall resilience against cyber threats.

The website's overall security posture is moderate with no critical or high-risk issues detected, indicating a relatively stable foundation. However, several medium-severity vulnerabilities related to security headers, GDPR compliance, NIS2 requirements, SSL/TLS configurations, and DNS health require attention to enhance protection and regulatory adherence. The presence of an expiring SSL certificate and lack of HSTS implementation could expose users to man-in-the-middle attacks. Failure in GDPR and NIS2 compliance assessments suggests potential legal and regulatory risks. The email security setup is strong, and network security posture is excellent, minimizing risks from external threats. Addressing these medium-level issues will improve trust, regulatory compliance, and reduce attack surface. Immediate focus on SSL certificate renewal and enabling security headers will yield significant security and business benefits. Overall, the site is secure but stands to benefit from timely remediation and compliance improvements.

The website demonstrates a generally strong security posture with no critical or high-severity issues detected. Key protective measures such as SSL/TLS and network security are fully implemented, scoring 100/100, which ensures encrypted communications and a robust network infrastructure. However, several medium-level issues require attention, particularly in security headers, GDPR compliance, NIS2 readiness, email security enforcement, and DNS health. These gaps expose the business to potential regulatory risks, email spoofing threats, and increased vulnerability to DNS-based attacks. Low-level issues like the absence of CAA records should also be addressed to enhance certificate issuance security. Overall, while foundational controls are in place, improving these medium-level findings will strengthen regulatory compliance and reduce attack surfaces, thereby protecting brand reputation and data integrity.

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IBD Monaco

ibd-monaco.com

91

The website demonstrates a generally strong security posture with no critical or high-severity issues identified. SSL/TLS and network security modules scored perfectly, indicating robust encryption and sound network defenses. However, several medium-level issues highlight gaps in compliance and best practices, particularly concerning security headers, GDPR and NIS2 regulatory adherence, email authentication, and DNS security configurations. The absence of DKIM records and disabled DNSSEC represent vulnerabilities that could impact email integrity and DNS trustworthiness. Low severity issues like missing CAA records, while less urgent, should still be addressed to further harden the system. Overall, while immediate risks are moderate, addressing these medium-level findings will enhance regulatory compliance, reduce risk exposure, and strengthen stakeholder trust.

The website demonstrates a generally stable security posture with no critical or high-severity issues detected. However, several medium-level vulnerabilities pose potential risks that could affect data integrity, regulatory compliance, and user trust. Notably, the absence of key security headers and HSTS increases exposure to man-in-the-middle and content injection attacks. Failure in GDPR and NIS2 compliance assessments signals potential legal and regulatory risks that could lead to fines or reputational damage. Email security gaps, such as missing DKIM records, may reduce email deliverability and increase phishing risks. Mixed content issues undermine the full benefits of HTTPS encryption, potentially exposing users to data interception. The DNS health is moderately strong but lacks DNSSEC and CAA records, which are important for preventing DNS spoofing and unauthorized certificate issuance. Overall, while network security appears robust, addressing these medium and low issues is critical for enhancing security resilience and compliance posture.

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AFRY

afry.com

95

The website demonstrates a generally strong security posture with no critical or high-level vulnerabilities detected. Key strengths include robust SSL/TLS implementation and a solid network security framework, scoring 100/100 in both areas. However, medium-level issues related to missing or misconfigured security headers, incomplete GDPR and NIS2 compliance, and lack of DNSSEC pose moderate risks that could impact data integrity, regulatory compliance, and trustworthiness. Low-level concerns such as complex SPF records and missing CAA records represent manageable risks but should be addressed to improve email security and certificate management. Overall, while the site is secure against major threats, remediation of medium-level issues will enhance regulatory compliance and reduce exposure to potential attacks. Prioritizing these improvements aligns with business goals by protecting customer data, maintaining regulatory adherence, and strengthening brand reputation.

The website exhibits a generally stable security posture with no critical or high-severity issues detected. However, several medium-level concerns, notably the absence of key security headers, GDPR and NIS2 compliance gaps, lack of DKIM email authentication, mixed content issues, and missing DNSSEC support, collectively increase risk exposure. These vulnerabilities could lead to data privacy compliance challenges, potential phishing or email spoofing, and reduced trust from users and partners. The network security posture is strong, and SSL/TLS implementation is mostly sound but needs refinement to eliminate mixed content warnings. Addressing these medium-level issues will significantly enhance the website's security resilience and regulatory compliance, reducing the likelihood of breaches and reputational damage. Prioritizing compliance and authentication improvements aligns with business goals of trust and legal adherence. Overall, the site is secure but requires focused remediation to close identified gaps and strengthen defenses.

The website's overall security posture is solid with no critical or high-risk issues detected, indicating a stable foundation. Key strengths include excellent email security and network security measures, minimizing risks related to phishing and network breaches. However, medium-level concerns such as missing security headers, GDPR and NIS2 compliance failures, mixed content issues, and lack of DNSSEC could expose the business to data privacy violations, regulatory penalties, and man-in-the-middle attacks. Low-risk findings like missing CAA records also suggest room for improvement in DNS configurations. Addressing these medium-priority issues will enhance trust, regulatory adherence, and reduce potential attack vectors. Immediate focus on compliance and secure content delivery will protect both customer data and brand reputation. Overall, the site is secure but requires targeted improvements to align with evolving cybersecurity and regulatory standards.

The website's overall security posture shows moderate maturity but contains critical vulnerabilities that could significantly impact business operations and reputation. The most severe issue is the lack of email authentication, which exposes the business to phishing attacks and email spoofing, potentially damaging customer trust and brand integrity. The absence of SPF and DKIM records further exacerbates email security risks. Additionally, failure to implement essential security headers and mixed content issues weaken defense against common web attacks, such as man-in-the-middle and content injection. GDPR and NIS2 compliance failures suggest potential regulatory risks and legal exposure. While SSL/TLS and network security are relatively strong, improvements in DNS security, including enabling DNSSEC and configuring CAA records, are needed. Addressing these issues promptly will enhance security posture, regulatory compliance, and customer confidence.

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BaltPrime

baltprime.com

92

The website's overall security posture is generally solid, with no critical vulnerabilities detected, and strong performance in email security and SSL/TLS configurations. However, there is a significant risk posed by the exposure of an FTP service, which is considered high-risk due to its lack of encryption and susceptibility to interception. Medium-level concerns include missing security headers that protect against common web attacks, lack of DNSSEC implementation which can lead to DNS spoofing, and incomplete compliance with GDPR and NIS2 regulatory requirements, potentially exposing the business to legal and operational risks. Additionally, the presence of an exposed SSH service without clear context increases the attack surface. Improvements in these areas will enhance both security resilience and regulatory compliance. DNS health is fairly strong but can be improved by configuring CAA records to restrict certificate issuance. Addressing these issues will reduce the risk of data breaches, regulatory penalties, and service disruptions, thus safeguarding business reputation and continuity.

The website exhibits a mixed security posture with strong performance in email security and SSL/TLS configurations, indicating secure data transmission and communication channels. However, significant vulnerabilities exist, most notably the exposure of critical backend services such as MySQL and FTP, which represent severe risks for data breaches and unauthorized access. Medium-level issues around missing security headers, lack of DNSSEC, and non-compliance with GDPR and NIS2 regulations highlight gaps in both technical defenses and regulatory adherence. The exposed SSH service, while common, increases attack surface if not properly hardened. Overall, urgent remediation of exposed critical services is necessary to prevent potential exploitation, while compliance and DNS security improvements will bolster long-term resilience and regulatory standing. This balanced approach will protect business assets, ensure customer trust, and avoid potential legal penalties.

The website demonstrates a generally strong security posture with no critical or high-risk issues detected. SSL/TLS and network security modules score a perfect 100, indicating robust encryption and network defenses are in place. However, several medium-level vulnerabilities related to compliance and configuration, such as missing security headers, incomplete GDPR and NIS2 adherence, and DNSSEC not being enabled, present potential risks. Email security is decent but could be improved by enforcing DMARC policies to reduce phishing risks. Low-risk findings like complex SPF records and missing CAA records are manageable but warrant attention to enhance email and DNS security. Addressing these medium-level issues will strengthen regulatory compliance, reduce attack surfaces, and improve overall trustworthiness. Proactive remediation is recommended to prevent escalation and maintain customer confidence.

The website demonstrates a generally strong security posture with no critical or high-severity issues detected, reflecting effective baseline security controls. SSL/TLS and network security configurations are robust, scoring 100/100, which helps ensure secure data transmission and resilience against network attacks. However, several medium-severity issues related to compliance and security best practices remain unresolved, including missing security headers, lack of GDPR and NIS2 compliance validation, and DNS security gaps such as absent DNSSEC. Email security is moderate, with a complex SPF record but lacking DKIM signatures, which can increase the risk of email spoofing and phishing. Low-severity issues like missing CAA records indicate room for improvement in certificate management. Addressing these medium-level findings is critical not only to enhance security but also to maintain regulatory compliance and protect brand reputation. Overall, while the site is secure enough to support business operations currently, targeted improvements will reduce risk exposure and strengthen trust with customers and partners.

The website demonstrates a generally strong security posture with no critical or high-risk issues detected. Its SSL/TLS and network security configurations are robust, scoring a full 100, which ensures secure communications and reliable infrastructure defenses. However, several medium-level concerns, particularly in security headers, GDPR compliance, NIS2 adherence, email security (notably DMARC enforcement), and DNS health (absence of DNSSEC), indicate gaps that could be exploited or lead to regulatory penalties. Low-level issues such as complex SPF records and missing CAA records, while less urgent, still represent opportunities for strengthening defenses. Addressing these medium and low issues will not only reduce risk but also enhance customer trust and regulatory compliance. Proactive remediation will better safeguard sensitive data and maintain business continuity in an evolving threat landscape.

The website's overall security posture is moderate with no critical issues detected but several high and medium-risk findings requiring prompt attention. Key vulnerabilities include an unregistered MX record and exposure of a high-risk FTP service, which pose significant risks to email reliability and network security respectively. Additional concerns involve missing security headers, lack of DNSSEC, and absence of DKIM records, which can undermine data integrity, privacy compliance, and email authentication. GDPR and NIS2 compliance failures highlight potential regulatory risks that could lead to legal penalties or reputational damage. Positive aspects include strong SSL/TLS implementation and relatively good email security scores. However, the incomplete DNS and network configurations suggest gaps that could be exploited by attackers. Addressing these issues will significantly enhance security resilience, regulatory compliance, and trust with customers and partners.

The website demonstrates a generally strong security posture with no critical issues and full scores in SSL/TLS and network security. However, notable vulnerabilities exist primarily in DNS configuration and compliance areas, including a high-risk unregistered MX record and missing DNSSEC, which could expose the business to email interception and domain spoofing. Medium-level failures in security headers and GDPR compliance indicate potential data protection and regulatory risks. The absence of DKIM records weakens email authentication, increasing phishing and spoofing susceptibility. While network security is robust, the lack of certain DNS records and security headers suggests gaps in defense-in-depth strategies. Addressing these issues promptly will reduce exposure to external threats and enhance regulatory compliance. Overall, the organization is secure but requires targeted improvements to mitigate preventable risks and strengthen trust with customers and partners.

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La Poste

laposte.net

91

The website demonstrates a generally strong security posture with no critical or high-risk issues detected, and excellent scores in SSL/TLS and network security. However, several medium-level issues related to compliance and configuration gaps pose potential risks, particularly in regulatory adherence and email security. The absence of essential security headers and GDPR compliance gaps could expose the business to data protection risks and regulatory penalties. Similarly, the lack of DKIM records and disabled DNSSEC weakens email authentication and DNS integrity, increasing susceptibility to phishing and DNS spoofing attacks. Low-risk issues such as missing CAA records indicate room for improvement in certificate management. Overall, while immediate threats are manageable, addressing these medium-level issues will enhance the security posture, reduce risk exposure, and support compliance with evolving regulations like NIS2. Prioritizing these improvements aligns security with business objectives and helps safeguard reputation and customer trust.

The website exhibits a generally strong security posture with no critical vulnerabilities and high scores in SSL/TLS and network security. However, it faces significant risks related to DNS health, notably an unregistered MX record classified as a high-risk issue, which can lead to email delivery failures or expose the domain to spoofing attacks. Medium-level concerns exist around missing security headers, GDPR compliance gaps, and lack of DNSSEC implementation, indicating potential exposure to data privacy risks and DNS-based attacks. The absence of a DKIM record in email security also increases susceptibility to phishing and email spoofing. While low-risk issues like missing CAA records are less urgent, addressing them will further harden security. Immediate remediation of DNS misconfigurations and enhancing email authentication mechanisms should be prioritized to protect brand reputation and customer trust. Overall, the site is secure but requires targeted improvements to mitigate vulnerabilities that could impact business operations and regulatory compliance.

This website has 7 security issue(s) identified for improvement. Overall security score: 50/100 (unknown risk level). A comprehensive security review is recommended.

The website demonstrates a generally solid security posture with no critical vulnerabilities detected, and strong SSL/TLS implementation ensures secure data transmission. However, the presence of a high-risk exposed FTP service significantly increases the attack surface, posing potential data breach and unauthorized access risks. Medium-level issues such as lack of security headers, incomplete GDPR and NIS2 compliance, and suboptimal email security configurations indicate gaps in regulatory adherence and threat mitigation. DNS health is moderately strong but could be improved by enabling DNSSEC and configuring CAA records to prevent domain hijacking and unauthorized certificate issuance. The exposure of SSH services, while common, requires careful access controls to avoid exploitation. Addressing these findings will reduce risk, improve compliance posture, and enhance customer trust. Overall, the website is secure but requires targeted remediation to mitigate high-impact vulnerabilities and strengthen regulatory compliance.

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RecMan

recman.no

96

The website demonstrates a strong overall security posture with no critical or high severity issues detected. Key foundational protections such as email security, SSL/TLS configurations, and network security are fully compliant and robust, scoring 100/100. However, medium-level concerns exist around security headers, GDPR compliance, NIS2 requirements, and DNS health, notably the absence of DNSSEC. These medium issues highlight potential vulnerabilities in regulatory compliance and domain security that could expose the business to data privacy risks and domain spoofing attacks. Low severity items, such as missing CAA records, further indicate opportunities to enhance domain certificate management. Addressing these gaps will strengthen regulatory alignment, improve trust with users, and mitigate risks from DNS-based threats. Prioritizing these improvements ensures the website remains resilient against evolving cyber threats and regulatory scrutiny.

This website has 1 high-priority security issue(s) that should be addressed promptly. Overall security score: 50/100 (unknown risk level). A comprehensive security review is recommended.

The website's security posture reveals significant vulnerabilities that could expose the business to severe risks, particularly due to critical services like MySQL and PostgreSQL being publicly accessible. While SSL/TLS configurations are strong, several medium-level issues such as missing security headers, lack of GDPR and NIS2 compliance, and insufficient email security controls could lead to regulatory non-compliance and increased phishing risk. The exposure of high-risk services like FTP further increases attack surface and potential data breaches. DNS health is moderately good but can be improved by enabling DNSSEC and configuring CAA records to prevent certificate misuse. Addressing these issues promptly will help safeguard sensitive data, improve compliance, and reduce the likelihood of cyberattacks, protecting both brand reputation and business continuity.

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Région Sud Investissement

regionsudinvestissement.com

95

The website demonstrates a generally solid security posture with no critical or high-risk vulnerabilities detected. Key areas such as email security and SSL/TLS configurations are well-implemented, scoring a perfect 100. However, several medium-level issues related to compliance (GDPR, NIS2), DNS configuration, and security headers present potential risks that could impact regulatory adherence and expose the business to targeted attacks. The absence of DNSSEC and CAA records could increase susceptibility to DNS spoofing or certificate mis-issuance, while exposed SSH services may allow unauthorized access if not properly secured. Addressing these medium-level issues will strengthen the overall security framework, reduce regulatory risks, and enhance trust with customers and partners. Proactive remediation will also prepare the business for evolving compliance requirements and threat landscapes. Overall, the environment is stable but requires focused improvements to mitigate medium-risk vulnerabilities and maintain a robust security posture.

The website's overall security posture presents significant concerns, particularly with critical network exposure that could lead to severe data breaches. While SSL/TLS protocols are well-implemented, key areas such as security headers, GDPR compliance, and email security require immediate attention. The exposure of critical database services like MySQL and PostgreSQL to the internet dramatically increases the risk of unauthorized access and data compromise. Additionally, missing DNS security features like DNSSEC and CAA records weaken domain integrity and increase susceptibility to spoofing attacks. The absence of DKIM records undermines email authenticity, potentially impacting deliverability and increasing phishing risks. Medium-level issues, including failure in security headers and compliance frameworks, suggest gaps in defense-in-depth strategies. Immediate remediation of critical and medium risks is crucial to safeguard business reputation, ensure regulatory compliance, and protect sensitive customer data. Proactive security enhancements will also support operational resilience and maintain customer trust in the digital platform.

The website demonstrates a generally strong security posture with no critical or high-risk vulnerabilities detected. Key security modules such as email security, SSL/TLS, and network security are fully compliant and scored 100/100, indicating robust defenses in these areas. However, medium-level issues related to security headers, GDPR compliance, NIS2 regulatory requirements, and DNS health represent areas requiring attention to mitigate potential risks. The absence of DNSSEC and improper security headers could expose the site to DNS spoofing and certain web-based attacks, respectively. GDPR and NIS2 compliance failures pose legal and regulatory risks, which could impact the business's reputation and result in penalties. Low-severity issues related to CAA records configuration should also be addressed to enhance certificate issuance control. Overall, while foundational security controls are effective, addressing medium and low-level findings will strengthen the security posture and regulatory compliance, reducing future business risk.

The website demonstrates a moderately secure posture with strong SSL/TLS implementation, reflecting good encryption practices. However, a critical vulnerability is present due to an exposed MySQL service, which significantly increases the risk of unauthorized data access or manipulation. Several medium-level issues, including missing security headers, absence of DNSSEC, and lack of DKIM email authentication, indicate gaps in defense-in-depth strategies and compliance readiness. The failure to meet GDPR and NIS2 analysis standards suggests potential regulatory non-compliance risks that could lead to legal and financial penalties. Additionally, low DNS configuration standards, such as missing CAA records, expose the domain to certificate issuance risks. Overall, while encryption is well-managed, urgent remediation is necessary to protect sensitive data, enhance email security, and ensure regulatory compliance. Addressing these issues will reduce the attack surface and strengthen trust with customers and stakeholders.

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Mercedes-AMG GmbH

mercedes-amg.com

91

The website demonstrates a solid foundational security posture with no critical or high-severity issues identified, reflecting effective baseline protections such as strong SSL/TLS implementation and robust network security. However, several medium-level vulnerabilities indicate gaps in compliance and security best practices, particularly around security headers, GDPR and NIS2 regulatory adherence, email authentication, and DNS configuration. These gaps could expose the organization to regulatory penalties, email spoofing risks, and potential DNS-related attacks. Low-level issues like missing CAA records, while less urgent, further highlight opportunities to enhance DNS security. Overall, while the risk of immediate compromise is low, addressing these medium priority issues is essential to strengthen defenses, maintain compliance, and protect brand reputation. Proactive remediation will reduce attack surface and ensure alignment with evolving cybersecurity and regulatory standards.

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Allworth Financial

allworthfinancial.com

93

The overall security posture of the website is solid with no critical issues detected, and strong performance in email security, SSL/TLS, and network security modules. However, there are notable medium and high-risk concerns primarily related to DNS configuration and regulatory compliance. The most pressing issue is an unregistered MX record, which can lead to email delivery failures and potential exposure to phishing or spoofing attacks. Additionally, failure to enable DNSSEC and configure CAA records weakens DNS integrity and increases exposure to domain hijacking. The absence of key security headers and incomplete GDPR and NIS2 compliance analyses indicate gaps that could impact regulatory adherence and increase vulnerability to certain web-based attacks. Addressing these issues will significantly improve security posture, regulatory compliance, and trust with customers and partners. Immediate remediation of DNS configuration issues is critical to maintaining business continuity and safeguarding brand reputation.

The website's overall security posture is solid, with no critical or high severity issues detected. Key areas such as SSL/TLS implementation and network security are strong, scoring 100/100, which ensures secure data transmission and robust infrastructure. However, several medium-level issues related to compliance and configuration, including failed security headers, GDPR, and NIS2 analyses, indicate gaps in regulatory adherence and best practices. Email security shows room for improvement, particularly with DMARC enforcement to prevent email spoofing. DNS health is generally good but lacks DNSSEC and CAA records, which are important for domain integrity and certificate issuance control. Addressing these medium and low-level issues will reduce potential attack surfaces and improve regulatory compliance, thereby protecting brand reputation and avoiding potential fines. Proactive remediation will strengthen defenses against phishing, data breaches, and DNS-based attacks, ensuring business continuity and customer trust.

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Payment Systems Regulator

psr.org.uk

91

The website demonstrates a generally strong security posture with no critical or high-severity issues detected and excellent scores in SSL/TLS and network security. However, medium-level concerns in security headers, GDPR compliance, NIS2 readiness, email security, and DNS health highlight areas requiring attention to reduce risk and ensure regulatory alignment. Notably, the absence of DKIM records and missing DNSSEC implementation expose the domain to potential email spoofing and DNS-based attacks. The lack of configured security headers weakens protection against common web vulnerabilities. Addressing these gaps will enhance trustworthiness, protect customer data, and improve compliance with evolving regulatory frameworks. Overall, the site is secure but would benefit from focused improvements to strengthen defenses and regulatory posture. These efforts will reduce potential business risks related to reputation, legal compliance, and cyber threats.

The website's security assessment reveals significant risks that could jeopardize business operations and data integrity. Critical issues with DNS health, including DNS resolution failure and domain registration problems, pose immediate threats to website availability and trust. High and medium severity findings such as an unregistered MX record, missing DKIM email authentication, and failure in security headers increase the risk of email spoofing, phishing, and data leakage. Additionally, the lack of GDPR and NIS2 compliance indicates potential regulatory exposure, which could lead to legal penalties and reputational damage. While SSL/TLS configurations are strong, foundational DNS and network security weaknesses undermine overall security posture. Immediate remediation is necessary to ensure operational continuity and maintain customer trust. Addressing these issues will also help meet compliance requirements and reduce the risk of cyberattacks.

The website demonstrates a generally strong security posture with no critical or high severity issues detected. SSL/TLS and network security configurations are robust, scoring a full 100, indicating secure encrypted communications and a solid network defense. However, medium-level weaknesses in email security, DNS configuration, and compliance frameworks present notable risks. The lack of DMARC enforcement and missing DKIM records increase the risk of email spoofing and phishing attacks, potentially harming brand reputation and customer trust. DNSSEC absence leaves domain name resolution vulnerable to spoofing or cache poisoning attacks. Additionally, incomplete security headers and failures in GDPR and NIS2 compliance checks indicate gaps in regulatory adherence and security best practices. Addressing these medium-level issues will significantly improve overall security resilience and regulatory compliance, safeguarding both operational integrity and customer data privacy.

The website demonstrates a strong overall security posture with no critical or high-risk issues identified. Key areas such as email security, SSL/TLS configurations, and network security are fully compliant and well managed, reflecting robust protection against common threats. However, several medium-level issues related to security headers, GDPR compliance, NIS2 readiness, and DNS health indicate gaps that could expose the business to regulatory and operational risks. The failure in security headers could weaken defenses against web-based attacks, while lacking DNSSEC and CAA records may increase vulnerability to DNS spoofing and unauthorized certificate issuance. GDPR and NIS2 analysis failures suggest potential non-compliance with important data protection and cybersecurity regulatory frameworks, which could result in legal and financial consequences. Addressing these medium and low-level issues promptly will enhance regulatory compliance, reduce attack surfaces, and strengthen overall resilience. Prioritizing these improvements aligns security efforts with business continuity and reputation protection goals.

The website's overall security posture shows no critical vulnerabilities but includes one high-risk issue and several medium-level concerns that warrant prompt attention. The presence of an exposed FTP service poses a significant risk, as FTP transmits data in plaintext and is a common attack vector for credential theft and unauthorized access. Medium-level issues related to missing security headers, incomplete GDPR and NIS2 compliance, absence of DKIM records, and lack of DNSSEC implementation indicate gaps in both regulatory adherence and technical defenses. While SSL/TLS configuration is strong, foundational DNS security settings like CAA records are not fully configured. Addressing these issues will reduce the attack surface, enhance data protection, and improve regulatory compliance, which is crucial for maintaining customer trust and avoiding potential legal penalties. Overall, the site is moderately secure but requires immediate remediation of high-risk elements and progressive improvements in compliance and DNS security.

The website's overall security posture reveals critical vulnerabilities primarily in DNS health and domain registration, posing significant risks to service availability and trustworthiness. While SSL/TLS configurations are strong, foundational DNS issues compromise the integrity and reliability of domain resolution, which could lead to site downtime or interception. Medium-level issues in email security, such as lack of DMARC enforcement and missing DKIM records, increase the risk of phishing and email spoofing, potentially harming brand reputation. The absence of key security headers and incomplete GDPR and NIS2 compliance further expose the organization to regulatory penalties and data protection risks. Network security is relatively solid but could be impacted by unresolved DNS vulnerabilities. Immediate remediation is essential to prevent operational disruption and maintain stakeholder confidence. Addressing these gaps will strengthen the organization’s cybersecurity posture and regulatory adherence.

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Rede Voluntária Vale

redevoluntariavale.com.br

91

The website demonstrates a generally solid security posture with no critical or high-severity issues detected. Core areas such as SSL/TLS and network security are fully compliant, reflecting strong encryption and robust infrastructure protection. However, several medium and low-level issues indicate gaps in compliance and email security that could expose the business to regulatory risks and phishing attacks. The absence of key security headers and incomplete GDPR and NIS2 compliance suggest potential vulnerabilities in data protection and regulatory adherence. Email security is undermined by non-enforcing DMARC policies and missing reporting, increasing the risk of email spoofing and brand impersonation. The lack of DNSSEC and CAA records can expose the domain to DNS-based attacks and unauthorized certificate issuance. Addressing these gaps will enhance trustworthiness, reduce risk exposure, and ensure stronger regulatory compliance. Overall, the website is stable but requires targeted improvements to mitigate medium-level vulnerabilities and align with best practices.

The website demonstrates a generally stable security posture with no critical or high-level issues detected. However, several medium-severity vulnerabilities related to security headers, regulatory compliance (GDPR and NIS2), email security protocols, and DNS configurations present moderate risks. The absence of enforcing DMARC and missing DKIM records increase exposure to email spoofing and phishing attacks, potentially damaging brand reputation and customer trust. DNSSEC is not enabled, which raises the risk of DNS spoofing and man-in-the-middle attacks. Additionally, the exposure of SSH services without adequate controls could allow unauthorized access, threatening system integrity. While SSL/TLS implementation is robust, the failure in security headers and incomplete compliance measures suggest gaps in defense-in-depth strategies. Addressing these issues promptly will strengthen the organization's security posture, support regulatory compliance, and protect critical communication channels.

The website demonstrates a generally solid security foundation with no critical or high-risk issues detected. SSL/TLS and overall network security are strong, scoring 100/100, ensuring secure data transmission and robust perimeter defenses. However, several medium-severity issues, particularly related to email security, DNS configuration, and compliance frameworks like GDPR and NIS2, indicate gaps that could expose the business to phishing risks, data privacy non-compliance, and DNS-based attacks. The absence of key email authentication mechanisms such as DMARC enforcement and DKIM increases the likelihood of email spoofing and phishing campaigns targeting the brand. Missing security headers and incomplete GDPR and NIS2 compliance analyses suggest potential vulnerabilities in web application defenses and regulatory adherence. Addressing these areas will reduce risk exposure, improve customer trust, and align the business with legal requirements. Overall, while foundational controls are robust, enhancing email security and compliance posture should be prioritized to mitigate medium-level threats effectively.

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Valia

valia.com.br

96

The website demonstrates a generally strong security posture with no critical or high-severity issues detected. Core areas such as email security, SSL/TLS encryption, and overall network security are well managed, scoring a perfect 100. However, medium-severity gaps exist primarily around compliance and DNS security, including missing security headers, lack of GDPR and NIS2 compliance checks, and absence of DNSSEC implementation. These deficiencies could expose the business to regulatory penalties, data privacy risks, and potential DNS-based attacks. Low-severity issues like unconfigured CAA records suggest opportunities for further hardening. Addressing these gaps will help reduce risk exposure and align with industry best practices and regulatory requirements. Overall, the site is secure but would benefit from targeted improvements to ensure robust defense and compliance readiness.

The website's overall security posture shows strengths in SSL/TLS configuration and network security, both scoring a full 100/100, indicating strong encryption and robust network defenses. However, significant gaps exist in email security, with a critical issue due to the lack of any email authentication mechanisms, exposing the business to phishing, spoofing, and potential email-based attacks. Medium-level issues in security headers, GDPR, and NIS2 compliance suggest incomplete implementation of best practices and regulatory requirements, which could lead to data privacy risks and non-compliance penalties. The DNS health score is moderate at 85/100, mainly impacted by the absence of DNSSEC and CAA records, which increases vulnerability to DNS spoofing and certificate mis-issuance. Addressing these issues is crucial for protecting brand reputation, ensuring regulatory compliance, and safeguarding customer data. Immediate improvements in email authentication and security headers will mitigate high-risk attack vectors. Overall, while foundational security controls are well implemented, critical attention is required on email and regulatory compliance areas to strengthen the security posture and reduce potential business risks.

The website's overall security posture shows strong performance in network security and SSL/TLS configurations, reflecting a solid foundation for encrypted communications and network defenses. However, significant gaps exist in email security, with critical issues such as the absence of email authentication mechanisms (DMARC, DKIM) which increase the risk of phishing, spoofing, and brand damage. Medium-level concerns in GDPR and NIS2 compliance indicate potential legal and regulatory risks that could lead to fines or operational restrictions. The lack of essential security headers further exposes the website to common web-based attacks. DNS security is moderate but can be improved by enabling DNSSEC and configuring CAA records to prevent unauthorized certificate issuance. Addressing these weaknesses is vital to protect customer trust, ensure regulatory compliance, and mitigate reputational and financial risks. Prioritizing email authentication and compliance measures will yield the most immediate business benefits. Overall, the site demonstrates good foundational security but requires focused improvements in identity verification and compliance controls to reduce critical vulnerabilities.