High: DMARC record not found
Why it matters: spoofed invoice or login-warning emails may be harder for receiving mail systems to reject.
Sample report
Sample business security report for phishing, fake invoice and domain safety reviews
Download a fictional sample PDF showing the kind of clear report a ScanLens Business customer receives: executive summary, scope, evidence, findings, business impact and a practical action plan.
What is inside the sample PDF?
This sample uses fictional company data only. It is designed to show the format, depth and clarity of the report before a business buys a review.
Executive summaryPlain-English verdict, highest risks and the most urgent business action.
Website and HTTPS evidenceVisible trust signals, redirects, HTTPS, security headers and customer reporting routes.
Email domain evidenceSPF, DKIM, DMARC, MX, CAA, MTA-STS and SMTP TLS observations where visible.
Fake invoice notesBusiness impact around spoofing, payment redirection and suspicious invoice workflows.
Example findings included
High: payment-change verification missing
Why it matters: a fake supplier email could persuade staff to update bank details or approve an urgent invoice.
Medium: security reporting route unclear
Why it matters: customers may not know where to report phishing pages, suspicious messages or fake invoices using the brand.
Medium: browser security header gaps
Why it matters: browser-side protections and visible website maturity may be weaker than expected.
What the client receives
- A PDF report by email.
- A plain-language executive summary.
- Findings with severity, evidence, business impact and recommendation.
- A suggested 7-day, 30-day and 90-day action plan.
- Notes that can be shared with a web, DNS, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace or email provider.
Scope limitation
The sample shows report structure only. The actual findings depend on the client website, email domain and suspicious links provided. The service is not a penetration test or compliance audit.