FAQ
Questions about scans
Yes. CloudSploit uses rate limiting and backoff factors to ensure the data we receive from the cloud provider APIs is as accurate as possible. However, in r...
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Each scan report includes a scan summary that outlines the overall findings by region, category and plugin (cloud security control), along with a scan score...
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Each finding is assigned a result of either "PASS", "FAIL", "WARN", or "UNKNOWN". Passing results indicate that the ...
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Each unknown scan result includes a message explaining why the result could not be determined. In many cases, this is due to missing permissions that preven...
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Yes. You can add team members via the "Users & Groups" page. Ensure they have been added to the correct group, and they can then accept the in...
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After applying a fix, the easiest way to verify it is to use the "Live Run" tool within CloudSploit. This tool allows you to select an IaaS accoun...
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CloudSploit compares each scan result to the results of the scan prior. If the result has not previously been seen, it will be marked as a new risk. This al...
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Yes. CloudSploit supports multiple scan report notification settings. You can elect to receive an email every time we run a scan (not recommended for accoun...
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Yes. In the scan "Report Deliveries" page of the CloudSploit Console, simply select "Send me new risks only". Alternatively, you can cus...
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On-demand scans can be triggered manually every 10 minutes. CloudSploit may rate limit this further depending on the number of API calls being made.
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