Website security handoff report
A website security handoff report gives agencies a simple way to show that public security basics were checked before a client site goes live.
Teams delivering client websites and web applications.
Without a report, security work is hard to prove and easy for non-technical clients to misunderstand.
A concise A-F grade, severity summary, and remediation list for the public surface of a client site.
What belongs in the report
A useful handoff report should cover public website configuration, visible attack surface, and issues the delivery team can fix quickly.
When to run it
Run the report before client acceptance, before production launch, after DNS or hosting changes, and after critical dependency updates.
What it does not prove
An automated handoff report does not prove the application is fully secure. It shows that visible public checks were performed and documented.
What Pentestr checks
Questions
Is a handoff report the same as a pentest?
No. It is a fast external security check for visible issues, not a deep manual assessment.
Can clients understand the report?
Yes. Pentestr uses a simple grade, severity counts, and remediation guidance instead of raw scanner output.