Scan detail page

Everything you need, captured in one place, from the scan name; targets scanned; checks run; issues found; scan start date (and time); the duration as well as any advanced settings enabled. You can also click the Checks Run value to take you to the Checks page which provides detail on the vulnerabilities we check you for and the scanning engine used, in one easy-to-see view - you can read more about this in this article.

Any new issues detected in this scan will be shown under the 'Issues Discovered' section and any issues still present from previous scans, shown under the 'Prior Issues' section. Each issue contains the name, the severity the occurrences, as well as actions for configured integrations and a snooze icon (if the issue/occurrences has been snoozed).

Underneath the overview, you'll find three tabs for issues found; targets included and any scanned authenticated URLs.

On this tab you can see an overview of all the issues found. The first three icons on the right hand side represent configured integrations (Jira, ServiceNow, and GitHub). The fourth bell icon represents the snooze issue function.

Clicking on an issue will reveal a list of the occurrences, their age, and also a 'see more details' button which shows you the issue description, raw scanner output, and remediation advice that automatically on the right hand side. There is finally a bell icon, allowing you to snooze the occurrence.

Here, you'll see a list of all targets included in the scan, as well as their status (active, unresponsive, unscanned due to license deficit) and a count of the issues found (coloured by severity). This list can also be filtered by target, tag or issue severity using the boxes highlighted in pink.

Here, you can view the list of all authenticated pages found by the scanner – helpful to determine how comprehensive the authenticated scan was.

Yes, absolutely. Just click the green button at the top of the page and select you preferred file type.

There are numerous ways:
1. Via the Scans page > History > click on the specific scan

2. From the activity feed

3. From a Teams / Slack notification

4. A link in the scan complete email