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SSL/TLS Security Report Generator

Generate comprehensive SSL/TLS security reports for your domains

Security Report

About

The SSL Security Report generates a comprehensive security assessment of your domain's TLS configuration, combining certificate analysis, protocol support, cipher suite evaluation, header configuration, and vulnerability scanning into a single detailed report. It provides an overall security grade from A+ to F based on industry-standard scoring.

This report is designed for security professionals who need a complete picture of their TLS security posture. It covers everything from certificate trust chain validation to protocol downgrade attack resistance, providing actionable recommendations for each finding.

How to Use

  1. 1Enter the domain name you want to assess
  2. 2Click "Generate Report" to run the comprehensive security analysis
  3. 3Review the overall security grade and detailed findings
  4. 4Follow the prioritized recommendations to address any security issues

Use Cases

Tips & Best Practices

  • •Run security reports quarterly and after any significant TLS configuration changes
  • •Address critical findings immediately — they represent actual security vulnerabilities
  • •Use the report as a baseline to measure improvement after implementing security changes
  • •Compare reports before and after hardening to demonstrate measurable security improvement

Technical Details

●Scoring: Industry-standard TLS grading from A+ to F based on weighted security criteria
●Checks: Certificate validity, chain trust, protocol support, cipher strength, header config, vulnerability scan
●Standards: Evaluated against Mozilla, NIST, and OWASP TLS best practices
●Export: PDF, JSON, and HTML report formats for different audiences

Frequently Asked Questions

Aim for an A or A+ grade. An A+ requires HSTS preloading, TLS 1.3 support, strong cipher suites, and a complete certificate chain. An A grade means your configuration is secure but may lack HSTS preloading or TLS 1.3. Below a B grade indicates significant security gaps.
The grade is calculated from weighted scores across certificate security (20%), protocol support (25%), cipher suite strength (25%), security headers (15%), and vulnerability status (15%). Each category is evaluated independently and combined using a weighted average.
Yes, the report covers all TLS-related PCI DSS requirements including protocol versions, cipher suites, key sizes, and certificate validity. The report format is designed to satisfy PCI assessor documentation requirements.

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