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# Understand and manage Veracode data ingestion

The Veracode integration enables automated ingestion of Veracode SAST scan results into Cortex Cloud. The ingested findings appear alongside findings from native Cortex scanners and other third-party integrations.

## Key benefits

* **Centralizing Veracode findings**: Veracode SAST findings are normalized into the same data model as native Cortex code weakness findings, enabling unified triage, policy enforcement, and reporting.
* **Extending Coverage visibility**: The **AppSec Coverage** page displays a dedicated **Veracode** column that indicates which repositories have Veracode scanning enabled, and a **Code Weaknesses** column that reflects aggregate SAST scanning status.
* **Enabling policy enforcement**: Veracode SAST findings are evaluated against Application Security policies, enabling block actions on PRs and CI pipelines based on Veracode-detected code weaknesses.

## Manage code weakness (SAST) findings and issues

The most practical workflow is to first narrow down your candidate set using a repository search, then verify exact attribution per issue.

### Triage and remediate Veracode issues by repository

1. Navigate to **Application Security** → **AppSec Coverage**.
2. In the table, filter for `is_scanned_by_veracode=true` to identify repositories with active Veracode scanning.
3. Select a repository in the filtered list to open its side card for details.
4. Select **Issues** to open the platform **Issues** page.

{% hint style="info" %}
The page is filtered by Veracode issues.
{% endhint %}

5. Filter the **Category** column by **Code**.\
   All Veracode code weakness issues are displayed.
6. Select an issue in the filtered list to open its side card for details and remediation options.

{% hint style="info" %}
For detailed information about SAST issues, refer to [SAST code weaknesses (CWEs)](/application-security/application-security-posture-management-aspm/manage-code-weakness-issues.md).
{% endhint %}

### Triage and remediate Veracode-origin issues from the issue side panel

1. Navigate to **Modules** → **Application Security** → **Code Weaknesses**.
2. Open any code weakness issue by selecting the row.
3. In the issue side panel, locate the **Scanner** field. It identifies **Veracode** as the originating scanner.
4. Select **Issues** to open the platform **Issues** page.

### Understand Veracode-origin findings

1. Navigate to **Modules** → **Application Security** → **Code Weaknesses**.
2. Switch to the **Findings** tab.
3. Filter the **Data Source** column by **VERACODE** to isolate Veracode-originated findings.

### Learn more

For detailed information about SAST findings and issues, refer to [SAST code weaknesses (CWEs)](/application-security/application-security-posture-management-aspm/manage-code-weakness-issues.md).


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