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This article explains the letter grades (A to F) Telivy assigns to each section of the Security Report and external scan, and how those grades are derived from the underlying findings.
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: