Analysis

The WebPixie agent analyzes different technical components of the site to detect configuration errors, security deficiencies, and technical risks. Detected findings are classified according to their severity levels and reported to the user.

This section helps users quickly see and prioritize technical issues on their sites.

Issue Priority Levels

Analysis results are classified into the following categories according to their severity level:

Critical

Refers to serious issues that may have a direct impact on the security or operation of the site.

High

Issues that contain significant risks in terms of security or configuration and are recommended to be fixed as soon as possible.

Medium

Issues that may affect the technical quality of the site but do not pose a direct critical risk.

Low

Contains technical improvement recommendations with lower priority.

Info

Findings that provide information about the site's current configuration or offer improvement suggestions.

On the analysis screen, these categories are shown with a graphical distribution, allowing users to quickly understand the overall risk status.

Issue List

Each finding detected in the Analysis section is listed as a separate record.

Each record contains the following information:

• Issue name
• Brief description
• Related category
• Severity level

This allows users to easily understand which technical configuration is causing the issue and why it is important.

Category Filtering

Issues can be classified according to different technical categories. Users can use the filtering feature to view findings belonging to a specific category.

Supported categories are:

• Domain
• DNS
• Header
• SSL

This filtering feature makes it easier to review issues, especially on sites with a large number of findings.

Example Findings

Some typical findings that may be detected during WebPixie analyses include:

• Missing Strict-Transport-Security header
• Insecure DNSSEC configuration
• Missing Content-Security-Policy (CSP) header
• Missing X-Frame-Options header
• Missing X-Content-Type-Options header

These types of checks help make the site's security configuration more robust.