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Reporting Vulnerabilities

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The final report, and how it is presented, can be considered to be the most important step of the security testing process. A good security tester should be able to clearly present her findings to non-tech executives and systems administrators. She should also be able to explain every aspect of her report to everyone else involved in the project regardless of how knowledgeable they are of IT security solutions.

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Svensson, R. (2016). Reporting Vulnerabilities. In: From Hacking to Report Writing. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-2283-6_8

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