Checking two websites/domains I'm responsible for, this information is really confusing or just plain wrong. The "DNS Records" card for MX is not the IP addres

Checking two websites/domains I'm responsible for, this information is really confusing or just plain wrong. The "DNS Records" card for MX is not the IP addresses of the actual MX records (nor am I sure why it would be -- why wouldn't the MX records be shown here?). "DNS Server" is the addresses of the webservers, not the DNS servers for the domain from whois or from the SOA record. It can show certificate information, but not the cipher suites? Traceroute fails because traceroute isn't available/isn't in path (the error shown is "/bin/sh: line 1: traceroute: command not found"). Firewall seems to be looking specifically for a web-application-firewall, but "firewall" is a somewhat generic term that includes a number of different technologies. Email configuration is wrong, probably because a website is not the same as a domain -- I don't have SPF or DKIM records for the www subdomain, because that's not where we send email from. The "Redirects" card says it followed one redirect, but there is no redirect on the address I provided. Does this come down to trying to stuff a bunch of stuff for domains into a presentation and information gathering method for websites? For cases where it can not be determined, it would be best to say "can not be determined" rather than "No", because the last thing anyone needs is some PHB giving people grief because, for example, the WAF in use doesn't expose itself to this detector.