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• curprev 15:2415:24, 4 August 2025‎ [email protected] talk contribs‎ 8,157 bytes +8,157‎ Created page with "{{Box/start}} In this article, you'll learn: * How to create a new scan profile using the Scan Profiles API. * How to specify only the data sources you want to scan. * How to configure the scan as a one-time or scheduled job. * How to verify the scan profile was created successfully. {{Box/end}} {{Scenario|You want to run a scan on a targeted set of data sources, not your entire environment. Instead of setting this up manually, you want to use the '''Scan Profiles API'..."