A professional penetration testing report template — also available as a pentest report template. Download the Markdown file or generate a filled report with CVSS scoring and AI-drafted findings in PoCcraft.
A penetration testing report should include: executive summary, scope and methodology, findings with CVSS severity, proof of concept, impact, and remediation. This free pentest report template follows OWASP and PTES conventions used by professional testers.
Generate it automatically
Skip copy-paste — PoCcraft fills this pentest reporting template with your findings, scores severity, and exports PDF or Markdown.
Generate your report freeClient-ready pentest reporting covers scope boundaries, testing approach, a findings summary table, and detailed write-ups per vulnerability with CWE references where applicable.
Lead with business risk: count of findings by severity, overall posture, and top three priorities. Executives read this first — keep technical detail in individual findings.
Rate each finding with CVSS 3.1 base scores per FIRST. Include the vector string so clients can reproduce your severity rationale.
Every finding needs actionable remediation — specific configuration changes, code fixes, or compensating controls. Tie recommendations to OWASP categories where relevant.
# Penetration Testing Report **Client:** [Client Name] **Assessment Type:** Web Application Pentest **Date:** [YYYY-MM-DD] ## Executive Summary [Brief overview and findings count by severity.] ## Scope - In scope: [URLs, apps] - Methodology: OWASP Testing Guide, PTES ## Finding 1: [Title] **Severity:** High | **CVSS:** 8.1 **CWE:** CWE-XXX ### Description [What and where.] ### Steps to Reproduce 1. [Step] 2. [Observe] ### Impact [Business impact.] ### Remediation [Fix recommendations.]
Use PoCcraft as your pentest reporting tool — paste your PoC, pick a vulnerability template, and export a completed penetration testing report in minutes. Read our guide on how to write a penetration testing report.
Open the generator