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Version: 1.5

Viewing security issues

Filtering security issues​

You can filter the list of security issues in the Security issues section and within an individual project to manage them more easily.

You can filter by the following parameters:

  1. General parameters:
    • Category—the name of the security issue category;
    • Severity—the severity of the security issue;
    • Status—the status of the security issue;
    • Project—security issues for a specific project;
    • Assignee—users or user groups assigned as assignees;
    • Created—the date the security issue was detected in the system;
    • Covered by a security rule—security issues covered by a security rule;
    • False positives—false-positive security issues;
    • Duplicates—duplicate vulnerabilities.
  2. Detection parameters:
    • Detected with—the name of the vulnerability detection tool;
    • CWE—the CWE parameter name;
    • CVE—the CVE parameter name.
  3. Code parameters:
    • Scanned object—the name of the scanned object;
    • Source branch/tag—the branch or tag of the scan source;
    • Library name—the library name;
    • Library version—the library version;
    • Matching code—the source code contained in the security issue.
  4. Security issue comment parameters:
    • Text content—the text contained in security issue comments;
    • Authors—the comment authors;
    • Number of authors—the number of authors of security issue comments;
    • Unread comments—unread comments that mention the user;
    • Last—from another author—the latest comment from another user;
    • No comments by me—security issues without comments from the current user;
    • They replied to me—contains replies to the current user's comments;
    • They mentioned me—the current user was mentioned in comments.

Creating filter presets​

Users can use previously configured filter presets, add new presets, or reset them.

caution

The system limits personal presets to 10 per user.

To create a preset, follow these steps:

  1. Go to the Security issues section.

  2. Select the filter icon.

  3. In the form that opens, set the required filter values.

  4. Enter the following preset parameters:

    • Template name;
    • Access (personal or shared).
    tip

    If you select shared access, you must also add the user group that will use the preset in the required Group field.

  5. Select Save.