July 2026
Intermediate
729 pages
33h 9m
English
A professional pentest report begins with a clearly designed cover page that contains all the essential framework data: the title of the report, the date, the client, the company or team carrying out the test, and, ideally, a version number. This cover page signals professionalism and makes internal referencing easier.
Avoid excessive jargon, especially in management-focused sections. Not all readers of your pentest report are technically savvy. Write it so that IT management, data protection officers, and senior management can understand the content.
Clearly highlight critical vulnerabilities and sort the results by severity, such as according to the CVSS score or the traffic light system. For example, ...
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