Validate

The Validate group, found within the navigation menu (), houses the following pages:

• Reports
• PCI Scan Disputes

Reports

The Reports page provides access to data related to exposures and incidents that Alert Logic has found within your deployments. Here, you can also view data related to your product usage. The following reporting groups, housing several interactive reports, are available to you:

• Risk reports - Provide analysis, statistics, and trending data related to your security and health posture and threat risk index.
  
  
  
  
• Threat reports - Provide analysis, statistics, and trending data related to threats and incidents detected from your subscribed products and services.
  
  
  
  
• Vulnerability reports - Provide analysis, statistics, and trending data related to vulnerabilities discovered in your environment based on scanning outcomes.
  
  
• Remediation reports - Provide analysis, statistics, and trending data related to configuration issues and security exposures from your subscribed products and services.
  
  
  
  
• Compliance reports - Provide analysis, statistics, and trending data related to compliance assessment status and audit preparedness from your subscribed products and services.
  
  
  
  
• Service reports -  Provide data related to entitlements, capability usage, users, and security content for your subscribed products and services.
  
  
  
  
• WAF reports - Provide policy configuration settings and web application firewall (WAF) activity statistics.
  
  

The Downloads tab allows you to view and download any reports generated by a schedule that you set.

PCI Scan Disputes

A PCI scan may report findings that you want to dispute. Reasons you may want to dispute PCI scan findings include:

• A scan identifies a false positive vulnerability
• A vulnerability has a disputed CVSS Base score
• A vulnerability cannot be addressed in your environment, but there is a compensating control in place
• Exceptions exist in the report

In these, and similar, situations, you can file a dispute (via  > Configure > PCI Scanning > PCI Compliance > Latest Top 25 list > failed scan in question > Dispute Results) that will appear on the PCI Scan Dispute page. This page allows you to view and manage your pending, under review, and complete PCI scan disputes.