| name | pt-report-creation |
| description | Creates penetration test deliverables for executive and technical audiences, including prioritized findings and remediation plans. Use when drafting, structuring, or finalizing pen test reports from collected evidence. |
Pen Test Report Creation
Objectives
- Convert assessment evidence into clear stakeholder-ready reporting.
- Provide technical depth for remediation teams and concise risk framing for leadership.
- Produce actionable remediation and retest guidance.
Workflow
- Collect and normalize evidence:
- Consolidate outputs from all test phases
- Deduplicate related findings and validate source evidence
- Draft executive section:
- Overall risk posture and top business risks
- Key decisions and immediate actions for leadership
- Draft technical findings:
- One finding per issue or exploit chain
- Include affected assets, reproduction summary, impact, and fixes
- Build remediation roadmap:
- Prioritize by exploitability and business impact
- Assign owner, timeline, and verification criteria
- Final QA pass:
- Verify clarity, evidence traceability, and scope alignment
- Remove ambiguity and unsupported claims
Report Template
# Penetration Test Report
## Executive Summary
- Overall security posture:
- Top business risks:
- Immediate leadership actions:
## Scope and Methodology
- In scope:
- Out of scope:
- Test windows and constraints:
- Method summary:
## Findings
### [Finding Title]
- Severity:
- Affected assets:
- Evidence:
- Reproduction summary:
- Technical impact:
- Business impact:
- Remediation:
- Retest criteria:
## Prioritized Remediation Plan
1. [Action] - Owner - Due date - Validation method
2. [Action] - Owner - Due date - Validation method
## Appendix
- Tooling and versions:
- Evidence index:
Quality Checks
- Executive content is concise and non-technical.
- Technical findings are reproducible and evidence-backed.
- Remediation steps are specific, testable, and prioritized.