# Your Projects
The Projects page shows all of your penetration testing engagements with Catchify. Each project represents a testing engagement for a specific application, network, or system -- giving you a clear view of what has been tested, what is in progress, and what is coming up.
## Viewing Your Projects
Navigate to **Projects** in the main menu to see a list of all your penetration testing engagements. Each project card shows key information at a glance:
* **Project name** -- The name of the application or system being tested
* **Status** -- Whether the project is pending, active, or completed
* **Start and end dates** -- The testing window for the engagement
* **Finding count** -- How many vulnerabilities have been discovered so far
Your projects page -- see all engagements at a glance
## Project Statuses
Each project goes through a defined lifecycle:
| Status | What It Means |
| ------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Pending** | The project has been set up and is waiting for testing to begin. The Catchify team is preparing for the engagement. |
| **Active** | Our security researchers are currently testing your application. Findings will appear as they are discovered. |
| **Completed** | Testing is finished. The final report is available for download, and all findings have been documented. |
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During an active engagement, you may see new findings appearing in real time. You do not need to wait for the final report to start reviewing and addressing issues.
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## Project Details
Click on any project to view its full details. The project detail page includes:
### Overview Tab
A summary of the engagement including:
* The scope of testing (which applications, URLs, or systems are being tested)
* The type of testing (web application, mobile, network, cloud)
* The assigned testing team
* Key dates and milestones
The project overview gives you all the key details of the engagement
### Findings Tab
A list of all vulnerabilities discovered during testing. You can:
* Filter findings by severity (Critical, High, Medium, Low, Informational)
* Filter by status (Open, In Progress, Fixed, Verified)
* Search for specific findings by title or description
* Click any finding to see its full details
### Assets Tab
A list of the assets (applications, domains, IP addresses) included in the project scope. This helps you confirm exactly what is being tested.
View and filter all findings for a specific project
## What to Expect During a Project
Here is what a typical penetration testing engagement looks like from your perspective:
1. **Kickoff** -- The Catchify team will confirm the scope and timeline with you. You may need to provide access credentials or whitelist our testing IP addresses.
2. **Active testing** -- Our security researchers begin testing. You may start seeing findings appear within the first few days.
3. **Findings review** -- As findings come in, you can review them, ask questions by adding comments, and start working on fixes.
4. **Final report** -- Once testing is complete, the Catchify team will deliver a comprehensive report with an executive summary, detailed findings, and remediation recommendations.
5. **Retest** -- After you have fixed the identified issues, you can request a retest to verify the fixes.
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You do not need to wait until the engagement is over to start fixing issues. Addressing critical and high findings early helps reduce your risk exposure faster.
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## Need a New Project?
If you would like to schedule a new penetration test, contact your account manager or [request a quote](/catchify-platform-documentation/quotes-and-invoices/requesting-a-quote.md) through the portal. The Catchify team will work with you to define the scope and timeline.
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