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# Acunetix
PlexTrac supports importing XML files from **Acunetix**. Acunetix is an automated tool for auditing web applications to identify security vulnerabilities. It scans for issues such as SQL injection, cross-site scripting, and other security threats. Additionally, Acunetix evaluates service misconfigurations, outdated protocols, and network vulnerabilities.
## Field Mappings
Below are the field mappings from Acunetix to PlexTrac, broken up by findings and assets. If a field is not listed, PlexTrac does not currently import it.
Tables include the following columns:
* **Acunetix Field:** the field name that appears in Acunetix
* **PlexTrac Field:** the field name that appears in PlexTrac
* **Direction:** displays the direction in the flow of data occurring for the integration (a value of "x" means that the value is not imported)
### Finding Field Mappings
| Acunetix Field | Direction | PlexTrac Field |
| -------------- | :-------: | -------------- |
| Accunetix | --> | PlexTrac |
| Title | --> | Finding Title |
| Description | --> | Description |
| CVSS2 | --> | CVSS Type |
| CVSS2 | --> | Vector |
| CVSS2 | --> | Score |
| CVSS3 | --> | CVSS Type |
| CVSS3 | --> | Vector |
| CVSS3 | --> | Score |
| Recomendations | --> | Recomendations |
| Refrences | --> | Refrences |
| CWE | --> | CWE ID |
| Severity | --> | Severity |
### Asset Field Mappings
| Acunetix Field | Direction | PlexTrac Field |
| -------------- | :-------: | ----------------------- |
| Host Name | --> | Parent Asset |
| Path | --> | Child Asset |
| Evidence | --> | Affected Asset Evidence |
| Request | --> | Affected Asset Evidence |
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