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Grading and Scores

Understanding Your Telivy Internal Security Scan Report

This article aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the Telivy Internal Security Scan report. The Telivy report offers a detailed assessment of your organization's security posture and highlighting potential vulnerabilities.

Each security section is divided into 1 or more sub sections. Each subsection has a grade and a weight for the final section grade. The final grade will then be determined as follows:

              Final Score = Sum(Section Weight X Section Score)/Sum(Section Weight)

Section score is on a scale from 1 to 4 with 1 being most secure and 4 being least secure. Once the final score is determined, the conversion to a grade score is calculated as follows:

Final Score Range

Grade

4

D

3 - 4

C

2 - 3

B

1 - 2

A

Network Security

Network security consists of the following subsections:

  1. Internal Vulnerabilities

  2. External Vulnerabilities

  3. Open Ports

  4. Certificate Security

  5. HTTPs security

Internal Vulnerability

Internal Vulnerability grades will be determined as follows:

Criteria

Grade

> 10% of users have a atleast 1 critical Vulnerability

4

External Vulnerability

External Vulnerability grades will be determined as follows:

Criteria

Grade

Any High Severity findings

4

Any Medium Severity finding

3

Only Low Severity finding

2

No findings

1

Open Ports

Open Ports grades will be determined as follows:

Criteria

Grade

Any High Severity open ports

4

Any Medium Severity open ports

3

Only Low Severity open ports

2

No open ports

1

Certificates

Certificate grades will be determined as follows:

Criteria

Grade

Any High Severity certificate findings 

4

Any Medium Severity certificate findings

3

Only Low Severity certificate findings

2

No certificate findings

1

HTTPS findings

HTTPs grades will be determined as follows:

Criteria

Grade

HTTPs not enabled

3

HTTPs enabled

1

Weights for Network Security

Internal Vulnerabilities: 10

External Vulnerabilities: 8

Port Scans: 6

Certificate: 4

HTTPs: 8

Data Security

Data Security grades will be determined as follows:

Criteria

Grade

At Least 1 user with data value >= $100,000 (OR) Total risk >= $1,000,000

D

Total risk >$100,000 and less than $1,000,000

C

Total risk >$10,000 and less than $100,000

B

Total risk <$10,000

A

Dark Web Security

Dark Web grades will be determined as follows:

Criteria

Grade

Dark Web findings in the last 2 year

D

Dark Web findings only prior to last 2 years but newer than 5 years

C

Dark Web findings prior to 5 years

B

No Dark Web findings

A

Password Security

Password grade security will be determined as follows:

Criteria

Grade

High number of weak and compromised passwords found

D

Weak and compromised passwords found

C

Few weak or compromised passwords found

B

No Weak or Compromised passwords were found

A

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Grading and Scores

Understanding Your Telivy Internal Security Scan Report

This article aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the Telivy Internal Security Scan report. The Telivy report offers a detailed assessment of your organization's security posture and highlighting potential vulnerabilities.

Each security section is divided into 1 or more sub sections. Each subsection has a grade and a weight for the final section grade. The final grade will then be determined as follows:

              Final Score = Sum(Section Weight X Section Score)/Sum(Section Weight)

Section score is on a scale from 1 to 4 with 1 being most secure and 4 being least secure. Once the final score is determined, the conversion to a grade score is calculated as follows:

Final Score Range

Grade

4

D

3 - 4

C

2 - 3

B

1 - 2

A

Network Security

Network security consists of the following subsections:

  1. Internal Vulnerabilities

  2. External Vulnerabilities

  3. Open Ports

  4. Certificate Security

  5. HTTPs security

Internal Vulnerability

Internal Vulnerability grades will be determined as follows:

Criteria

Grade

> 10% of users have a atleast 1 critical Vulnerability

4

External Vulnerability

External Vulnerability grades will be determined as follows:

Criteria

Grade

Any High Severity findings

4

Any Medium Severity finding

3

Only Low Severity finding

2

No findings

1

Open Ports

Open Ports grades will be determined as follows:

Criteria

Grade

Any High Severity open ports

4

Any Medium Severity open ports

3

Only Low Severity open ports

2

No open ports

1

Certificates

Certificate grades will be determined as follows:

Criteria

Grade

Any High Severity certificate findings 

4

Any Medium Severity certificate findings

3

Only Low Severity certificate findings

2

No certificate findings

1

HTTPS findings

HTTPs grades will be determined as follows:

Criteria

Grade

HTTPs not enabled

3

HTTPs enabled

1

Weights for Network Security

Internal Vulnerabilities: 10

External Vulnerabilities: 8

Port Scans: 6

Certificate: 4

HTTPs: 8

Data Security

Data Security grades will be determined as follows:

Criteria

Grade

At Least 1 user with data value >= $100,000 (OR) Total risk >= $1,000,000

D

Total risk >$100,000 and less than $1,000,000

C

Total risk >$10,000 and less than $100,000

B

Total risk <$10,000

A

Dark Web Security

Dark Web grades will be determined as follows:

Criteria

Grade

Dark Web findings in the last 2 year

D

Dark Web findings only prior to last 2 years but newer than 5 years

C

Dark Web findings prior to 5 years

B

No Dark Web findings

A

Password Security

Password grade security will be determined as follows:

Criteria

Grade

High number of weak and compromised passwords found

D

Weak and compromised passwords found

C

Few weak or compromised passwords found

B

No Weak or Compromised passwords were found

A

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Grading and Scores

Understanding Your Telivy Internal Security Scan Report

This article aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the Telivy Internal Security Scan report. The Telivy report offers a detailed assessment of your organization's security posture and highlighting potential vulnerabilities.

Each security section is divided into 1 or more sub sections. Each subsection has a grade and a weight for the final section grade. The final grade will then be determined as follows:

              Final Score = Sum(Section Weight X Section Score)/Sum(Section Weight)

Section score is on a scale from 1 to 4 with 1 being most secure and 4 being least secure. Once the final score is determined, the conversion to a grade score is calculated as follows:

Final Score Range

Grade

4

D

3 - 4

C

2 - 3

B

1 - 2

A

Network Security

Network security consists of the following subsections:

  1. Internal Vulnerabilities

  2. External Vulnerabilities

  3. Open Ports

  4. Certificate Security

  5. HTTPs security

Internal Vulnerability

Internal Vulnerability grades will be determined as follows:

Criteria

Grade

> 10% of users have a atleast 1 critical Vulnerability

4

External Vulnerability

External Vulnerability grades will be determined as follows:

Criteria

Grade

Any High Severity findings

4

Any Medium Severity finding

3

Only Low Severity finding

2

No findings

1

Open Ports

Open Ports grades will be determined as follows:

Criteria

Grade

Any High Severity open ports

4

Any Medium Severity open ports

3

Only Low Severity open ports

2

No open ports

1

Certificates

Certificate grades will be determined as follows:

Criteria

Grade

Any High Severity certificate findings 

4

Any Medium Severity certificate findings

3

Only Low Severity certificate findings

2

No certificate findings

1

HTTPS findings

HTTPs grades will be determined as follows:

Criteria

Grade

HTTPs not enabled

3

HTTPs enabled

1

Weights for Network Security

Internal Vulnerabilities: 10

External Vulnerabilities: 8

Port Scans: 6

Certificate: 4

HTTPs: 8

Data Security

Data Security grades will be determined as follows:

Criteria

Grade

At Least 1 user with data value >= $100,000 (OR) Total risk >= $1,000,000

D

Total risk >$100,000 and less than $1,000,000

C

Total risk >$10,000 and less than $100,000

B

Total risk <$10,000

A

Dark Web Security

Dark Web grades will be determined as follows:

Criteria

Grade

Dark Web findings in the last 2 year

D

Dark Web findings only prior to last 2 years but newer than 5 years

C

Dark Web findings prior to 5 years

B

No Dark Web findings

A

Password Security

Password grade security will be determined as follows:

Criteria

Grade

High number of weak and compromised passwords found

D

Weak and compromised passwords found

C

Few weak or compromised passwords found

B

No Weak or Compromised passwords were found

A

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