Remove a published report

If you operate a scanned domain and do not want a published report about it, this takes it down and keeps it down. No email to us, no waiting on a person.

What removal does

Every published report for the domain and its subdomains stops resolving, so search engines drop the pages rather than merely stop showing them.
Any future attempt to publish a report for the domain is refused, so nobody can rescan the site and put it straight back.
Scanning still works. Anyone can still run a scan of the site and see their own results privately, and you can still scan it yourself. It is publication that stops, not scanning. We are not able to stop people looking at a public website, and we would rather say so than imply otherwise.

Prove you control the domain

We ask for proof because a removal is permanent and applies to a whole domain. Taking a typed email address as proof would let anyone remove anyone's report, which is not a policy, it is a button.