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.. include:: /Includes.rst.txt
.. _introduction:
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Introduction
============
.. contents:: Table of contents
.. _what-does-it-do:
What does it do?
================
.. figure:: /Images/ModuleReports.png
:class: with-shadow
The backend module :guilabel:`Administration > Reports`
The TYPO3 system extension EXT:reports displays the extendable backend module
:guilabel:`Administration > Reports` for users with administrator role.
The Reports module groups several system reports and gives you a quick
overview about important system statuses and site parameters.
.. _check-security:
Section "Security"
==================
.. figure:: /Images/Security.png
:class: with-shadow
Regularly check the section :guilabel:`Security`
From a security perspective, the section :guilabel:`Security` should be checked
regularly: it provides information about the administrator user
account, encryption key, file deny pattern, module :guilabel:`System > Environment`
checks and more.
.. warning::
In case of a compromised system, the information displayed here may
have been manipulated by the attacker.
Thus, if no problems are pointed out - it does not necessarily mean
that there are no security issues. But, on the other hand, if security
problems are pointed out, you most certainly should fix them.
.. _record-statistics:
Record Statistics
=================
.. versionchanged:: 14.0
The record statistics have been moved from module :guilabel:`System > Database`,
provided by the system extension :composer:`typo3/cms-lowlevel` into the
module :guilabel:`Administration > Reports` of this extension :composer:`typo3/cms-reports`.
Backend users with administrator permissions can find this module at
:guilabel:`Administration > Reports > Records Statistics`.
This module gives an overview of the count of records of different types.
.. figure:: /Images/RecordStatistics.png
:alt: The TYPO3 backend module "Reports" with submodule "Record Statistics"
The records are counted installation-wide. Soft-deleted (flag `deleted = 1`)
records are ignored.