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Threatrix
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      • Header Panel
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    • Assets Tab
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  • securecore
    • Project Dashboard
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  • Threat Agent
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  • GraphQL API
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  • 2) Scan your project using ThreatScan
  • 3) Reviewing scan results

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1) Create an account

The easiest way to scan your project is by authenticating using Github or Gitlab. . This enables you to have immediate access to your projects.

Alternatively, you can scan your project using our .

2) Scan your project using ThreatScan

Once you've authenticated using OAuth, you will access your repositories from within our .

3) Reviewing scan results

Scan status will be available in the lower right-hand corner of your screen.

Once the scan has been completed, a link to the will appear in the status bar for up to 20 seconds.

Completed scan results will also be available from within the dashboard. That's typically, but not always, your default Entity, which can be reached by clicking "My Team" on the top menu bar and then clicking the "Projects" tab.

For more information, see our full documentation on reviewing .

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