Eye-Able Report and DDoS detection
Is there a risk that scanning will be classified as a DDoS attack by my security systems?
No, a scan with Eye-Able Report sends far too few requests, and sends them too slowly, for security systems to classify it as a DDoS attack (Distributed Denial of Service).
System load caused by the scan
The load roughly corresponds to that of a few concurrent users of the website.
Security options
If there are still concerns, the scanner’s fixed IP address can be added to the allowlist. You can find it in the Report settings in your dashboard.

The Broken Links Scan can also be deactivated if required. In addition, the scanner’s activity can be tracked and monitored at any time. You can find a log file containing the last IP address of the scan in the Report settings under “Page Actions” and “Open Logs”.

Adjusting the scan speed
The scan speed can be reduced on request via our support team.
Further articles
You can find more information on related topics in the following articles:
- Report IP addresses
- How much load does the Eye-Able Report put on the target website during analysis?
- Report is not running or pages are missing
- How can I create page actions in the report and use them to check dynamic content such as application routes or logins?
Further help
Do you have further questions or need personal support? The following article explains how you can get in touch with us: