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Frequently asked questions.
No. Greenscan conducts external-only assessments, meaning we evaluate only what is publicly visible from the outside. This replicates the same view an attacker would have. We never request credentials, internal network access, or any client files.
No. Many security vendors run automated scanners and package the output as a report. Greenscan performs manual, analyst-driven assessments. That means fewer false positives, deeper findings, and context that automated tools simply can't provide.
We assess your external web presence for issues such as exposed sensitive information, misconfigured servers, outdated software, SSL/TLS weaknesses, insecure headers, and other risks that could be exploited by an attacker targeting your firm.
Most assessments are completed within 5–7 business days of engagement. You'll receive a clear, structured report with findings, risk ratings, and specific remediation guidance. No technical jargon required.
Our service is focused on identification and reporting. We provide detailed remediation guidance so your internal team or IT provider can take action. This keeps our role objective and conflict-free.
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report looks like.
Every Greenscan report follows the same structured format — findings ranked by severity, explained in plain language, with exact locations and remediation guidance. No raw data dumps, no guesswork.
Harlow & Vance LLP
www.harlowvance.com
04.14.2025
Vulnerabilities identified
A WordPress admin login panel is publicly accessible with no IP allowlisting or MFA enforcement. Repeated failed login attempts are not rate-limited, leaving the panel vulnerable to brute-force attacks.
Server accepts connections over deprecated TLS 1.0/1.1, exposing client sessions to BEAST and POODLE downgrade attacks.
Responses missing CSP, X-Frame-Options, and Referrer-Policy. Increases susceptibility to clickjacking and XSS injection.
Analyst notes: The firm presents a moderate-to-high external attack surface. The exposed admin panel is the highest-priority finding. The TLS and header findings follow a pattern consistent with a site that has not undergone a security review since initial deployment. Full report includes prioritized remediation steps and configuration examples.