A structured vulnerability assessment report template with findings summary, CVSS severity ratings, and remediation guidance. Download the Markdown file or generate a polished report in minutes with PoCcraft.
A vulnerability assessment report should include: scope and methodology, findings summary table, detailed findings with evidence, CVSS severity ratings, and remediation recommendations. This template follows conventions used by professional assessors and aligns with OWASP guidance.
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Generate your report freeCover assessment objectives, assets tested, and methods used (scanning, manual validation, configuration review). Each finding needs a clear title, affected asset, evidence, and fix guidance. For offensive engagements with exploitation detail, see our separate penetration testing report template.
Lead with a summary table: finding ID, title, severity, CVSS score, and status. Stakeholders scan this first to understand exposure before reading individual write-ups.
Rate each finding with CVSS 3.1 base scores per FIRST standards. Include the vector string so clients can reproduce your severity rationale.
# Vulnerability Assessment Report **Organization:** [Client Name] **Assessment Date:** [YYYY-MM-DD] ## Summary [N] findings identified across [systems]. Rated with CVSS 3.1. ## Findings Summary | ID | Title | Severity | CVSS | Status | |----|-------|----------|------|--------| | VA-01 | [Title] | High | 8.1 | Open | ## Finding VA-01: [Title] **Severity:** High **CVSS Vector:** CVSS:3.1/AV:N/AC:L/PR:L/UI:N/S:U/C:H/I:H/A:N ### Description [Technical description.] ### Evidence [Scan output or manual test result.] ### Remediation [Fix recommendations.]
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