What action can a user with scanning permissions perform?

A user with scanning permissions is primarily focused on the ability to create and execute scans within the system. This role is typically associated with identifying vulnerabilities, assessing compliance with established policies, and evaluating the security posture of the systems being scanned.

When a user creates scans, they are initiating processes that gather data on system security, such as identifying security flaws or compliance gaps in configurations and software. This capability is essential for maintaining the integrity and security of the environment being assessed.

In contrast, the other options involve responsibilities that go beyond what is typically encompassed by scanning permissions. For example, modifying reports usually requires additional permissions pertaining to report management. Accessing all roles would necessitate elevated privileges that a standard scanning user does not possess. Similarly, deleting other users is an administrative function that exceeds the scope of scanning duties and would also require higher-level permissions typically reserved for administrators.