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This article explains the Telivy Internal Security Scan report, which assesses your organization’s security posture and flags potential vulnerabilities.
Each security section is divided into 1 or more subsections. 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:Network security consists of the following subsections:
  1. Internal Vulnerabilities
  2. External Vulnerabilities
  3. Open Ports
  4. Certificate Security
  5. HTTPS security
Internal Vulnerability grades will be determined as follows:
External Vulnerability grades will be determined as follows:
Open Ports grades will be determined as follows:
Certificate grades will be determined as follows:
HTTPS grades will be determined as follows:
Internal Vulnerabilities: 10 External Vulnerabilities: 8 Port Scans: 6 Certificate: 4 HTTPS: 8
Data Security grades will be determined as follows:
Dark Web grades will be determined as follows:
Password security grades will be determined as follows: