Requesting a Rescan

Prior to a rescan, we recommend verifying the finding has been remediated and confirming your ownership of an asset and its configurations. Refer to the Regional Internet Registry (RIR WHOIS) for your area.

If the finding is remediated and you own the asset, you can attempt to rescan the finding. If your company no longer owns the asset, request to remove it via the workflow in the Expired Infrastructure article.

Rescan Instructions

Use any of the following workflows for requesting a rescan in the Findings Table [ Findings ➔ Findings Table]:

• Hover over a finding and select Rescan from the available actions that appear to the right of the row.
• In the finding details sheet, select Options ➔ Request Rescan.
• For multiple requests, check off up to 250 eligible findings and then select the Rescan option at the top of the table. Review your request and then select Submit.
• Invite a company to the Client/Vendor Access Program and ask them to request a rescan for their organization.

Once a rescan request is submitted for a finding, the Rescan column will indicate if a rescan is still pending or if it is completed. Refer to each risk vector’s User-Requested Rescan Duration, as outlined in Rescan by Risk Vector

Troubleshooting

If a finding couldn’t be rescanned, it may be because:

• An asset is online but we can’t get sufficient data from it. Security systems (like firewalls, web application firewalls, and other traffic blocking technologies) may inadvertently be blocking the connection attempt.
• The asset could not be found. See details on the Asset Not Found and Assumed Remediated statuses.

Rescan a finding again to be sure it can’t be updated.

If the rescan button is not available, then the finding is not eligible for rescan. This may be because:

• The risk vector does not support user-requested rescans, such as Patching Cadence.
• You do not own the asset. You can only rescan findings for your organization (My Company and SPM Subsidiaries).