State of security deck

The State of security deck turns a project into a short presentation you can walk a client through. Download it from the project’s Reports page (Download the deck (.pptx)), or from the .pptx button on each client row in Synapse, Dashboard, By client. It is built from the project’s issues at that moment, with false positives left out. Every slide is real PowerPoint: native charts, text and shapes you can restyle, reword or extend before the meeting. Slides with nothing to say are skipped.

Slide	What it shows
Cover	Your logo (the project’s report branding, else the firm logo from Company identity), the client and project, Prepared for, Prepared by with the firm contact, title, email and phone, the date, and a small Generated by D0pam1ne Pro credit with the D0pam1ne Pro mark
At a glance	Open issues, critical or high, overdue against the SLA, and how much is fixed, with a one-line summary and a remediation progress ring (fixed, open, risk accepted)
Where the risk sits	Open issues by severity as a chart, split into external and internal when the project has both
Where the weaknesses are	The most exposed assets as bars stacked by severity, beside a ring of the types of weakness behind the open issues (shown when there are at least two)
Progress over time	Issues found, fixed and still open, week by week (month by month for long engagements), beside a deadline health ring: overdue, due in 30 days, on track. Shown once there are three or more points to plot
Top risks to fix first	The most severe open issues with the asset each sits on
How an attacker could get in	The strongest attack path, step by step with why each step leads to the next
What has been fixed	The issues closed so far and the share of everything found
The next 30 days	What is due or overdue, and how to fix the main weaknesses behind the open issues
Next steps	Concrete actions drawn from the numbers: criticals first, overdue items, high issues, breaking the attack path, tracking fixes in the portal
Questions	A closing slide with your logo and the firm’s contact details, so the meeting ends on your brand

The attack path slide shows a possible route to prove or rule out, not proof of a compromise, and says so on the slide.

The cover uses the same logo as the report: the project’s own report branding when one is set, otherwise the firm logo from Settings, Company identity. PowerPoint cannot hold SVG, so an SVG logo is left off the deck; upload a PNG or JPEG logo to have it on the cover.

Getting started

Core concepts

Insights

The engine

Recon

Evasive Mode

Project data

Attacks

Internal pentest (Black Hole Beacon)

OSINT

Importing

Reporting

Remediation (Synapse)

AI

Vulnerability intel

Tools

Administration

Reference

Extras

State of security deck