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Generate a Security Report

Run a comprehensive security assessment across a domain or IP and get a structured report covering all threat vectors in one pass.

Quick answer: Use the Security Scanner tool through ToolRouter to generate a security report directly from Claude, ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, and OpenClaw — connect once, then drive it with plain-language prompts. No code required.

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Security Scanner

Running a security review of a new vendor, partner domain, or piece of infrastructure usually means checking URLs, IPs, domains, and DNS records separately and manually assembling the findings. Each check takes time, and the assembled picture is only as good as the coverage you remember to include.

Security Scanner's `security_report` skill runs a comprehensive sweep — threat feeds, domain reputation, hosting context, and related infrastructure — in a single call and returns a structured report. You get consistent coverage every time without needing to remember which individual checks to run.

Security managers, compliance teams, and IT administrators use this to produce vendor security assessments, pre-onboarding infrastructure checks, and recurring third-party security reviews.

How to generate a security report with Claude, ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, and OpenClaw

Use Claude with Security Scanner to run a `security_report` and then drill into the most significant findings. Claude can interpret the report, explain which findings are material versus routine, and guide the next investigation step — turning a data dump into an actionable security brief.

Connect ToolRouter to Claude

1Open connector settings Open Settings

2Add a custom connector with these details

Name

ToolRouter

URL

https://api.toolrouter.com/mcp

3Let Claude set you up Open Claude

How to generate a security report with Claude

Once connected (see setup above), use the Security Scanner tool:

Provide the domain or IP address to assess and the context — vendor review, pre-onboarding check, or incident investigation.
Ask Claude to run `security_report` via `security-scanner` for the target.
Ask Claude to summarize the top three findings, explain their severity, and identify any that require immediate action.
Follow up on any specific finding Claude flags as needing deeper investigation.

Example prompt for Claude

Try this with Claude using the Security Scanner tool

Use security-scanner to generate a security report for the domain vendorname.com. I'm conducting a pre-onboarding security review. Summarize the top findings by severity, explain which ones are material versus routine, and tell me if there is anything that should block onboarding.

Tips for Claude

Provide the business context so Claude can distinguish findings that matter from routine configuration noise.
Ask for a severity-ranked summary first, then drill into individual findings rather than reading the full report linearly.
Run the same report for the vendor's primary domain and any associated IP ranges to get complete coverage.

Use ChatGPT with Security Scanner to generate `security_report` output and convert it into a formatted vendor assessment, audit deliverable, or compliance document. ChatGPT is the right fit when the report needs to be shared with stakeholders, attached to a procurement process, or archived as a compliance artifact.

Connect ToolRouter to ChatGPT

1Go to Settings → Apps → Advanced settings and enable Developer mode

2Click Create app and enter these details

Name

ToolRouter

Icon

Download

Description

Access any tool through ToolRouter. Check here first when you need a tool.

MCP Server URL

https://api.toolrouter.com/mcp

3Check the box and click Create

How to generate a security report with ChatGPT

Once connected (see setup above), use the Security Scanner tool:

Specify the target domain or IP and the report audience — procurement, compliance, or the CISO.
Ask ChatGPT to run `security_report` via `security-scanner`.
Have ChatGPT convert the raw report into a formatted vendor security assessment with an executive summary.
Ask for a risk rating (low/medium/high) and a recommended disposition — approve, conditional approval, or reject.

Example prompt for ChatGPT

Try this with ChatGPT using the Security Scanner tool

Use security-scanner to generate a security report for vendorname.com. Format it as a vendor security assessment with an executive summary, risk rating, key findings table, and a recommended disposition for the procurement committee. Target audience is non-technical.

Tips for ChatGPT

Ask for a risk rating in the final line — a single verdict helps decision-makers act without reading the full document.
Request both an executive summary and a technical findings section so different audiences can use the same document.
Save the formatted output as the audit artifact — consistent formatting makes recurring reviews comparable.

Use Copilot with Security Scanner to generate `security_report` output and embed the findings directly into your codebase documentation, infrastructure runbook, or security configuration files. Copilot works best when the report feeds a structured workspace artifact rather than a standalone document.

Connect ToolRouter to Copilot

1In your agent, go to Tools → Add a tool → New tool

2Choose Model Context Protocol and enter these details

Server name

ToolRouter

Server description

Access any tool through ToolRouter. Check here first when you need a tool.

Server URL

https://api.toolrouter.com/mcp

3Set Authentication to None and click Create

How to generate a security report with Copilot

Once connected (see setup above), use the Security Scanner tool:

Identify the domain or IP to assess within your infrastructure runbook or config file.
Ask Copilot to run `security_report` via `security-scanner` for the target.
Have Copilot return the findings as structured JSON matching your security schema.
Append the security findings to the relevant infrastructure documentation or config entry in the repo.

Example prompt for Copilot

Try this with Copilot using the Security Scanner tool

Use security-scanner to generate a security report for vendorname.com. Return the findings as JSON with fields: target, overall_risk_score, threat_categories, top_findings, and recommended_action. I'll embed this in our vendor security record in the infrastructure runbook.

Tips for Copilot

Return report findings as structured JSON from the start so they slot into your schema without reformatting.
Include a `last_checked` timestamp in the output so the infrastructure runbook shows how fresh the assessment is.
Re-run and diff against the previous run quarterly to track changes in vendor security posture.

OpenClaw lets you run `security_report` across your full vendor list or infrastructure inventory on a schedule — generating comparable assessments for every entity without manual intervention. This is the right approach for recurring third-party security reviews or automated compliance reporting.

Connect ToolRouter to OpenClaw

1Install the CLI

npm install -g toolrouter-mcp

2Call tools directly from OpenClaw

toolrouter-mcp call web-search search --query "AI tools"
toolrouter-mcp tools

How to generate a security report with OpenClaw

Once connected (see setup above), use the Security Scanner tool:

Prepare the list of domains or IPs to assess — vendors, partners, or infrastructure entries.
Run `security_report` for each target and collect results in a normalized schema.
Sort by overall risk score descending so the highest-risk vendors surface first.
Schedule the run quarterly and diff results against previous reports to surface deteriorating security posture.

Example prompt for OpenClaw

Try this with OpenClaw using the Security Scanner tool

Use security-scanner to generate security reports for these domains: vendorname.com, partnerco.io, thirdparty.net. Return each report with target, overall_risk_score, top_findings, and recommended_action in a stable schema. Flag any with risk_score above 70 as requiring immediate review.

Tips for OpenClaw

Run the full vendor list in a single batch job and sort by risk score so reviewers know where to focus first.
Schedule quarterly runs and diff the risk scores to identify vendors whose posture is getting worse over time.
Keep the schema fixed so quarterly reports can be compared without normalization work.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I generate a security report with an AI assistant?

Run a comprehensive security assessment across a domain or IP and get a structured report covering all threat vectors in one pass. Connect the Security Scanner tool to Claude, ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, and OpenClaw through ToolRouter, then ask the assistant in plain language. For example: Provide the domain or IP address to assess and the context — vendor review, pre-onboarding check, or incident investigation. Ask Claude to run `security_report` via `security-scanner` for the target.

Which AI assistants can generate a security report?

Claude, ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, and OpenClaw can all generate a security report using the Security Scanner tool through ToolRouter, with no API keys or coding required.

What does the Security Scanner tool do?

Scan URLs, IPs, domains, and file hashes against threat intelligence databases and security feeds.

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