List of Scans

The List of Scans section in the Quantum Trust Hub dashboards provides a centralized view of all executed scans across the platform, including both: agent-based and agentless scans.
It allows users to:
  1. View all scans in a single consolidated list.
  2. Identify the scan type (agent or agentless).
  3. Track scan status, execution time, and results.
  4. Access detailed findings for each scan.
This view enables efficient monitoring, management, and analysis of all scanning activities within the environment.

Prerequisite: Verify that your user role has the required ACF permission to view list of scans. To enable ACF permission, click here.

For each scan type, this inventory lists the following details:

  • Scan Name

    User-defined name for the scan, to identify individual scans

  • Scan Host IP

    IP address or IP range targeted during the scan

  • Host FQDN

    Fully qualified domain name (FQDN) of the scanned host, if available

    Displays when the FQDN is not resolved or not applicable

  • Scan type
    Indicates the scan that was performed
    • Agent-based: Scan executed using an agent deployed on the host
    • Agentless: Scan executed without an agent, through sources such network discovery scans and, vulnerability management scans (using integrations with tools such as Tenable)
  • User

    Username of the account that initiated/executed the scan

  • Scan Date

    Calendar date on which the scan was performed

  • Start Time

    Start time of the scan execution

  • End Time

    End time of the scan execution

  • Assessed Crypto Category
  • Cryptographic categories assessed as part of the scan

  • Scan Status

    Outcome of the scan execution

    You can also download/view the scan summary from this column. For instructions, see Downloading a Scan Summary Report.

Common inventory functions

Feature Description
Filters To filter the inventory for viewing specific data:
  1. From one or more of the following dropdown lists, select the required filtering criteria:
    • Scan Type
    • Crypto Category
    • Status
  2. Click Apply.
Search Enter free text or keywords to search for specific entries in the inventory.
Export To export the inventory data:
  1. Select at least one record from the inventory to export the corresponding data.
  2. From the menu bar, click Export.
  3. From the How would you like to download the data? Dialog box, select your preferred export file format (CSV or XLS).
  4. Click Submit.
The inventory data is downloaded to your local system as a zipped file.
Pagination Use the pagination control dropdown to select the number of records that will be displayed per page of the inventory.

You can select to display 25, 50, 75, or 100 records per page of the inventory.

Pagination Navigation Use the pagination navigation buttons to move between the pages in the inventory.
Refresh Use the Refresh button to reload the inventory to display the up-to-date records.

Downloading a Scan Summary Report

Scan summary reports for the configuration scan, code scan, and network scan can be downloaded from the Quantum Trust Hub.
Note: The download summary scan report feature is RBAC-governed.

To authorize this feature for a user role, modify the Authorized Functions for that role to enable the Quantum Trust Hub > Publish Reports function.

For more details, see Managing Roles in the Platform User Guide.

Method 1

  1. Go to (Menu) > Quantum Trust Hub > Dashboard > List of Scans.
  2. From the scans inventory, for the required scan, under the Scan Status column, click (Download scan report for audit).
  3. From the menu displayed, select the file format for the exported data.
  4. Save the exported file on your local file system, as required.

Method 2

  1. Go to (Menu) > Quantum Trust Hub > Dashboard > List of Scans.
  2. From the scans inventory, for the required scan, under the Scan Status column, click the scan status value (View scan details).
    The corresponding Scan Status Summary is displayed.
  3. From the Download reports dropdown list, select the file format for the exported data.
  4. Save the exported file on your local file system, as required.