# Scan Related Info

Access detailed scan-related information in Pynt to gain a comprehensive understanding of your API security assessments. Pynt provides in-depth details for each scan, including fields such as scan date, duration, risk scores, vulnerabilities detected, and specific endpoints tested. This detailed overview allows you to thoroughly analyze each scan’s results, understand the security posture of your APIs, and track the progress of remediation efforts.

By reviewing the scan fields, you can identify patterns, prioritize vulnerabilities based on their severity, and ensure that your security measures are effective and up-to-date. Pynt’s scan-related info helps you maintain a clear and organized record of your security assessments, empowering you to make informed decisions and take targeted actions to protect your APIs.

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Each entry in the 'Scan History' View provides comprehensive details about the security scans:

1. **Timestamp:** The date and time when the scan occurred.
2. **User:** Identifies the user who initiated the security scan.
3. **Integration:** Specifies the integration or tool used for conducting the scan.
4. **Functional Test Name:** Indicates the name of the functional test associated with the security scan.
5. **Scan Duration:** Displays the time taken for the scan to complete.
6. **Status:** Reflects the outcome of the security scan, whether it was successful or encountered issues.
7. **Application:** Identifies the application associated with the scan.
8. **Endpoints Num.:** The total number of endpoints tested during the scan.
9. **Errors Num.:** Indicates the number of errors detected in the API endpoints.
10. **Warnings Num.:** Specifies the number of warnings identified during the security scan.
11. **Report:** Allows to view and download the comprehensive report associated with the scan.


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