# Targets In the "**Targets**" section, you can manage the targets monitored by the platform, add new targets, and enable the Auto Discovery feature to automatically identify potential threats. The interface allows you to view and track the security status of monitored targets in real time.

Below are the features available: ### **Auto Discovery** Add domains for the "**Auto Discovery**" feature to automatically detect targets, including IPs and other related parameters. 1. To use this feature, click on **"Auto Discovery"**. 2. Add a domain. 3. Click on **"Add Domain"** to include a new domain.

### **Add Target** To add targets, follow the steps below: 1. Add the initial targets, such as websites and IPs. 2. Then, choose one of the following options: * **Add Target + Scan**: Register the targets and perform a scan to generate an initial threat report. * **Add Target**: Simply register the targets without scanning.

### **Refresh** The **"Refresh"** button allows you to check for new changes immediately, without waiting for the next automatic update. ### **Search and Filters** In the top-right corner of the screen, the following features are available to help with Target searches: * **Search**: Click the magnifying glass icon to open the search field. Enter the target name and press Enter to locate it. * **Filters**: Click "**Filters"** to refine your search with the following options: * **Search**: Click the magnifying glass icon to open the search field. Enter the target name and press Enter to locate it. * **Domain**: Select the domain of the target. * **Included by:** Select All, AutoDiscovery or Manual * **Target Type**: Select the target type.

After filling in or selecting the filters, simply click **"Apply."** To clear the filters and return to the full view, click **"Clear Filters".** ### **Threats** The top panels display the number of threats found by type: * **Low Threats (blue)**: Threats with low risk to the integrity, confidentiality, and availability of information. * **Medium Threats (green)**: Threats with moderate risk. * **High Threats (yellow)**: Threats presenting a significant risk. * **Critical Threats (red)**: High-risk threats to the security of the target. ### Threat Analysis: Monitored Targets In this section, you can view all targets in more detail. Each row contains the following information: * **Target**: Web address or IP of the target. * **Target Type**. * **Added By**: Manual or Auto Discovery. * **Last Scan**: Date and time of the last scan, or if it is currently "In Progress." * **Threats Found**: A breakdown of threat types, with a link to the "[Target Resolutions](/english/cybersecurity/threat-analysis/threat-resolution.md)" section when clicked. * **Current Status** On the right side of each item, there is a "**More Options**" menu (three dots) with the following actions: * **Target Threats**: Opens the "**Target Resolutions**" screen. * **Deactivate Target**: Displays a modal to confirm the deactivation of the target. * **Rescan Target**: Initiates a new scan for the target. * **Delete**: Removes the target.

### **Included By** On the left side of the platform, you can filter targets using the "**Included By**" option. By default, the selection is set to **All**. However, by selecting **Auto Discovery** or **Manual**, the screen will update to display only the targets corresponding to the selected type.

Example of the screen displayed when selecting the “Manual” option

### **Domain** The **"Domains"** section, located on the left side of the screen, stores and organizes information about both internal and external domains and IPs. To make analysis easier, the section has an option to expand for a broader view. Domains are structured with the following information: * **Included By**: Icon indicating the type of domain inclusion (Auto Discovery or Manual). * **Domain**: The name of the displayed domain. * **Number of Targets**: The number of targets associated with each domain.

By clicking on a domain, the screen will display the list of corresponding targets associated with it, enabling detailed analysis.

When you click on a domain, the screen displays the corresponding targets

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