Scan findings
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- UpdatedJan 30, 2025
- 2 minutes to read
- Yokohama
- Now Platform Security
A finding is a reference to a record that has violated a rule from a check on the instance. You can find the source record and the number of times the record triggered the rules of a given check.

Navigate to the Findings tab to view scan findings in a list. The cards above the list provide a count of the findings that match specific criteria listed on the card. Select any of these cards to filter the list to show only those that match the criteria.
Select the +Create task button to create a Security Task to resolve a finding. This button appears both on the list and within the finding record. For details on Security Tasks, see Security Tasks.
Scan findings
Select a link under the Count column to view a finding record, which displays granular details related to a specific finding.

- Check
- List of checks associated with the scan.
- Category
- Security category associated with the scan. For example, access control or malicious code.
- Count
- Number of times the record violated check rules.
- Priority
- Severity of the security risk: 1 is highest priority while 4 is lowest.
- Result
- Status and type of scan.
- Check Version
- Version of the check.
- Source Table
- Record that has violated a rule from the check.
- Mute Reason
- Reason for muting the finding.
- Source
- Date the finding was created.
- Task
- Task record associated with the scan. Used to facilitate task assignments from the finding of a record.
- Domain
- Which domain the scan is applied to.
- Short Description
- Brief explanation of the scan.
- Resolution Details
- Instructions on how to resolve issues reported by the scan.
Findings can be muted by selecting the Mute / Unmute button. When muting a scan finding, you're prompted a reason for muting the finding. Findings muted in the last six months are available in the muted findings card in the Scan Findings page.