Web Server Configuration Analysis

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Your web server is the front door to your online business. Even a perfectly written application can be undermined by a misconfigured server that leaks sensitive files, exposes administrative endpoints, or allows dangerous HTTP methods. Sensagraph's Web Server Configuration Analysis automatically inspects your web server and surfaces these subtle, often-overlooked weaknesses in a clear, actionable report.

Sensagraph performs a deep examination of how your server responds to requests, what files and directories are reachable, which HTTP methods are accepted, and whether modern security headers are in place. The result is a complete picture of your server hygiene, helping you close gaps that attackers routinely scan for and exploit.

Strengthen your web server posture

From forgotten backup files to dangerous default settings, Sensagraph identifies the configuration issues that quietly put your business at risk.

Exposed Files & Directory Detection

Sensagraph crawls your web server to discover files and directories that should never be publicly reachable.

  • Backup files, archives, and forgotten development artifacts
  • Configuration files containing credentials or secrets
  • Admin panels, test pages, and default install scripts
  • Version control directories such as exposed source repositories

Dangerous HTTP Method Checks

Some HTTP methods can allow attackers to upload, modify, or delete content on your server when left enabled.

  • Detection of enabled PUT, DELETE, and TRACE methods
  • Identification of WebDAV and other risky extensions
  • Verification that only required methods are accepted

Security Header Assessment

Modern browsers rely on security headers to protect your users. Sensagraph verifies that every critical header is present and correctly configured.

  • Content-Security-Policy (CSP)
  • Strict-Transport-Security (HSTS)
  • X-Frame-Options, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy
  • Permissions-Policy and other modern protections

Server Banner & Version Disclosure

Web servers often reveal more about themselves than necessary, giving attackers a head start. Sensagraph highlights this information leakage.

  • Detection of verbose server and framework banners
  • Identification of leaked technology versions in headers
  • Recommendations to minimise information disclosure

Default & Legacy Content Discovery

Default pages and legacy scripts left behind after installation are a common entry point for attackers.

  • Detection of default welcome pages and sample apps
  • Identification of outdated CGI scripts and legacy endpoints
  • Highlighting of test and staging artifacts left in production

Actionable Reporting

Every finding is presented with clear severity, business impact, and remediation guidance — written so both developers and managers can act on it.

  • Prioritised list of misconfigurations
  • Step-by-step remediation recommendations
  • Continuous tracking of fixed vs. open issues

Why server hygiene matters

Most successful attacks don't begin with sophisticated zero-day exploits — they begin with a forgotten file, an exposed directory, or a missing header. Sensagraph helps you eliminate these low-hanging fruits at scale, on every scan.

Frequently asked questions

It inspects how your web server responds to requests, looking for exposed files and directories, dangerous HTTP methods, missing or weak security headers, verbose server banners, and default or legacy content that should not be accessible in production.

No. Sensagraph performs the analysis using safe, non-destructive techniques designed to mimic standard requests. It does not attempt to modify, delete, or overload your server.

We recommend running it continuously or at least after every deployment. Configurations drift over time, and even small changes can introduce new exposures.

No. Each finding includes a plain-language explanation, severity rating, and clear remediation steps so both technical and non-technical stakeholders can take action.

Yes. Sensagraph evaluates all major modern security headers, verifies their presence, and analyses whether their values are configured strongly enough to protect your users.