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# Threat Analysis

The **Threat Analysis** tool is essential for monitoring risks that can affect a company's environment. It collects and analyzes data on known threats, such as malware, malicious IP addresses, and suspicious URLs. 

With **Threat Analysis**, you can:

* Perform an environment maturity test, assessing whether it is adequately protected or has vulnerabilities.
* Observe targets, such as IPs and websites.
* Access detailed reports.
* Resolve identified issues

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You can perform up to 5 free scans
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### How to Access 

To access **Threat Analysis**, after logging into the **Skyone Console**:

1. Click on the **Skyone** products menu.
2. Under **Cybersecurity**, choose the **Threat Analysis** option.

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### How to create a scan with Threat Analysis

To identify vulnerabilities and protect your ecosystem, the first step is to configure a Scan

Next, you will learn how to configure this process quickly and efficiently.

### What are Targets?

Before starting, it is fundamental to understand what we are analyzing. On our platform, a **Target** is a digital asset that you want to monitor for security breaches.

Targets can be:

* **Domains or URLs:** E.g., yourcompany.com or api.system.com.
* **IP Addresses:** Numerical identifiers of servers or machines on the network.
* **Subdomains:** Specific areas of your main website.

### Step-by-Step to Create a Scan

You can start a new analysis from any screen of the **Threat Analysis** tool. Follow the steps below:

1. In the top right corner of the screen, click the **+ New Scan** button.
2. In the first step, you define who will be analyzed:
   * **Register new:** Type the address (website or IP) and click Add.
   * **Select existing:** If you already have registered assets, just click them in the list
3. After defining the targets, click **Next**.
4. Choose the execution frequency:
   * **Once:** For a one-time diagnosis.
   * **Daily/Weekly/Monthly:** To maintain constant monitoring.
5. Define when the scan should start:&#x20;

* **Now:** Starts processing immediately.
* **Choose day and time:** Allows scheduling the analysis for days and times more convenient for the company.

6. The last screen presents a summary of all your choices. Check if the targets and schedules are correct.
   * **Adjust if necessary:** If something is wrong, use the **Back** button.
   * **Finish:** If everything is in order, click **Confirm**.

As soon as the scan is confirmed, it will enter the processing queue according to the defined schedule. You can follow the entire process in the Scans tab and check the results in **Reports**.

Below, you will find the documentation for the **Threat Analysis** features:

* [Dashboard](/english/skyone-autosky/skyone-autosky/skyone-autosky-platform/dashboard.md)
* [Targets](/english/cybersecurity/threat-analysis/targets.md)
* [Vulnerabilities](/english/cybersecurity/threat-analysis/vulnerabilities.md)
* [Scans](/english/cybersecurity/threat-analysis/scans.md)
* [Reports](/english/cybersecurity/threat-analysis/reports.md)


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