Analyze TLS, HTTP headers, cookies, mixed content and selected exposure signals. Insight groups issues, shows measurement scope and where to start. It does not replace a pentest or code audit.
Insight organizes visible security signals — before you decide where deeper analysis is needed.
Every issue has a source, scope, confidence level and recommended next step. Results help build a backlog, but they do not replace a pentest.
Four steps from URL to decision — without guessing whether the issue is TLS, headers, cookies or third-party resources.
Certificate, TLS version and redirect to encrypted connection.
CSP, HSTS, X-Frame-Options and other browser protection rules.
Secure, HttpOnly and SameSite flags on detected cookies.
You test a specific URL — homepage, login panel or form. You see scan context and configuration signals detected automatically.
Each finding has context: which header, certificate or cookie and why it may increase risk — plus whether it needs human review.
Issues are ordered by potential impact, exposure and detection confidence — not by score alone.
Same scope · confirm the specific signal
Re-run the scan and check whether configuration actually changed in the same scope — not only whether the score went up.
Scope depends on scan type and available data. Insight does not issue compliance certification.
Remediation plan
Start with issues that have the highest potential impact, scope and detection confidence — not mechanical score chasing. Each item shows the risk, priority rationale and whether a human should verify.
Score breakdown
TLS, HTTP headers, cookies and exposure — each component has its own score, measurement status and weight. You see the certificate is fine while headers drag the total down — instead of guessing from one number.
Security modules
The “start here” group sits on top — by impact and exposure, not lowest score alone. Every area opens into a full report with findings and recommendations.
Scan health
Every check shows status, method and limits. ZAP appears only when it was run. “Not detected” does not mean “no vulnerability”.
No. It analyzes publicly visible configuration signals: TLS, HTTP headers, cookies, mixed content and selected code/exposure signals. It does not test every application path, business logic or internal environment.
It is CometWeb’s technical score from automated configuration checks — not a security percentage and not a guarantee of no vulnerabilities. It reflects measurable hygiene within scope.
“Not detected” means no signal was found in this scan’s scope. It does not mean a vulnerability cannot exist outside scope, behind login or in non-public code.
The basic public-URL scan runs without authentication. Areas behind login need separate setup and still do not replace an application pentest.
OWASP ZAP is an optional extended run — not always enabled. When ZAP was not started, the report shows “not run”, not a zero score.
No. Insight shows signals and mapping to selected standards as diagnostic guidance. It does not issue OWASP, PCI, HIPAA or ISO certification.
Check a public URL, see the control scope and start with a concrete technical change.
