# Scan

## Initiate Your Scan

Upon successful login, you'll be directed to the dashboard interface, providing you with an overview of your account's status and functionalities.

![Dashboard](/files/U4r0ukgK4TOmabEipFmh)

To commence scanning your repository, simply navigate to the "iScan" option located within the dashboard.

![iScan](/files/eCAOGrRCydf2gbzYQ9Nb)

Once selected, you'll be prompted to input the repository URL and initiate the scan process. Our advanced scanning technology swiftly analyzes your GitHub repository, identifying any potential vulnerabilities with remarkable speed and precision.

![Dashboard](/files/U4r0ukgK4TOmabEipFmh)

## Scan Private Repository

Extend your scanning capabilities to private repositories by completing the integration process using [External Integration](/user-docs/3-integrations.md). Once integration is completed, return to the dashboard to seamlessly trigger scans for your private repositories.

## Scan via CICD

For seamless integration of repository scanning as part of your CI/CD pipeline, refer to [CI/CD Integration](/user-docs/2-integration-with-sec1/6-ci-cd-integrations.md). Streamline your development workflow by automating vulnerability scans within your continuous integration and deployment processes.


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