Single-host friendly
Start with one domain or server and expand when the first report shows what needs attention.
Scantide security visibility
One report for the security signals your public server exposes
A public server is more than an IP address. Certificates, DNS, headers, ports, mail records, hosting location and service banners all reveal useful security information.
Stop stitching together five different tools
Free tools often check one thing at a time: SSL, headers, DNS, DMARC, ports or CVEs. That leaves your team collecting screenshots and partial results.
Scantide combines those checks into a structured report with findings, evidence and prioritised recommendations.
Technical but readable
The report includes evidence for IT teams while remaining clear enough for management review.
Good for recurring checks
Repeat reports over time to confirm that certificates, DNS, headers and exposed services have not drifted.
What Scantide helps check
These checks are presented as visibility and risk indicators. They help you understand what deserves validation, remediation or deeper expert review.
SSL/TLS and certificates
- HTTPS availability
- Certificate issuer
- Certificate expiration and age
- Subject Alternative Names
- Redirect behavior
Web security posture
- HSTS
- Content type protection
- Frame protection
- Referrer policy
- Permissions policy
Exposure and CVE indicators
- Open ports
- Detected services
- Service banners where available
- Product/version indicators
- Known CVE signals where matching is possible
DNS and mail posture
- Nameservers
- MX records
- SPF
- DMARC
- DNSSEC indicators
Infrastructure context
- Hosting location
- Infrastructure ownership signals
- GDPR context
- Cloud Act risk badges
- Sovereignty indicators
Report output
- Executive summary
- Technical evidence
- Prioritised remediation hints
- Exportable HTML
- Consultant-ready evidence
Real-world example reports, anonymized
These examples are based on real Scantide output. Customer names, domains, IP addresses and other identifying details have been removed or replaced so the reports can be shared safely.
External server report →
A real-world Scantide Online report with domains, IP addresses and customer identifiers anonymized.
Internal network survey →
A real-world Scantide Auditor report showing internal discovery evidence with sensitive data removed.
Combined visibility report →
An anonymized example combining public exposure and internal network visibility findings.
Useful for
Scantide is strongest when a team needs quick, repeatable visibility before a larger audit, consulting project or remediation sprint.
Before exposing a new service
Check public-facing posture before announcing or handing over a server.
After migration
Confirm that redirects, certificates, DNS, mail and headers still behave as expected.
Before customer review
Generate evidence before customers or auditors ask for it.
Related security visibility topics
This page is written for teams researching public server security report and related infrastructure risk checks.
server security check
online server security scan
SSL TLS security report
HTTP security headers report
exposed port report
CVE server scan
website infrastructure security report
Questions teams usually ask
Can this replace a full security audit?
No. It provides visibility and evidence. Use it to catch obvious exposure and prepare for deeper review.
Why include jurisdiction in a server report?
Hosting and mail infrastructure location can matter during data protection, supplier and sovereignty reviews. Scantide highlights those indicators for review.
Check one public server first
Generate a report for a single public server, then expand the review if unexpected services, DNS issues or jurisdiction concerns appear.