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Issue table attributes reference

This reference lists the column attributes available across the Cortex Cloud Application Security code scan issue tables. Six issue types belong to the code scan family and share a common attribute core: IaC Drifts, IaC Misconfigurations, Licenses, Malicious Packages, Secrets, and Vulnerabilities.

Every code scan issue table attributes are common to all six issue types. The remaining attributes are type-specific and are listed in Table 3.

NOTE: This reference covers the six code scan issue types only. The CI/CD Risks table is not a code scan family table.

To show or hide any attribute in an issue table, select the column picker in the table header.

Table 1: Common attributes exposed by default

The following attributes are exposed by default in all six code scan issue tables. These attributes identify the issue, rank the issue, and locate the issue in the codebase.

Attribute
Description
Type-specific variation

Severity

The severity level assigned to the issue: Critical, High, Medium, Low, Informational, or Unknown. A matched unified policy may override the severity. The pre-override value is retained in the hidden Original Severity attribute

The severity source differs by type. Vulnerabilities derives severity from the CVSS score of the CVE. Licenses derives severity from the license category. IaC Misconfigurations and Secrets derive severity from the detection rule that matched. IaC Drifts derives severity from the security policy the deployed resource violates. Malicious Packages raises every finding at Critical severity

Name

The descriptive name of the issue. The Name attribute is the primary identifier for the issue in every code scan table

Each type names the finding and the affected object. Vulnerabilities uses a form such as CVE-2021-44228 detected in log4j-core. Secrets names the credential type and the containing file. Malicious Packages names the package and the confirmed-malicious version

File Path

The path to the file where the issue was detected, including the affected line range, such as /app/package.json (15-15)

Licenses, Malicious Packages, and Vulnerabilities report the dependency manifest file. IaC Drifts and IaC Misconfigurations report the template file. Secrets reports the source or configuration file that contains the credential

Branch

The repository branch where the issue was detected, such as main

IaC Drifts reports the branch that holds the declared-state baseline rather than the branch where the deviation occurred

Created

The timestamp when the issue was first detected

None

Table 2: Common attributes hidden by default

The following attributes are common to all six code scan issue tables and are hidden by default. Expose these attributes when you need identity references for API operations, remediation guidance, ownership context, or triage state.

Identity and source

Attribute
Description
Type-specific variation

Asset ID

The internal identifier of the scanned asset

Licenses, Malicious Packages, and Vulnerabilities report the SCA asset. IaC Drifts and IaC Misconfigurations report the IaC resource asset

Issue ID

The internal issue identifier used for API operations and cross-referencing

None

Finding ID

The unique identifier of the underlying finding

None

Rule ID

The detection rule identifier that produced the finding

Licenses reports rules BC_LIC_1 through BC_LIC_5. Secrets rules belong to the SECRETS framework or the GIT framework

Rule ID Link

A link to the detection rule documentation

None

Detection and provenance

Attribute
Description
Type-specific variation

Detection Method

The scanner that detected the issue

Vulnerabilities reports CAS_CVE_SCANNER. Licenses reports CAS_LICENSE_SCANNER, which runs as part of the SCA scanning pipeline. Malicious package detection also runs as part of SCA scanning

Alert Source

The originating scanner source

None

Data Source

The VCS provider where the repository is hosted

IaC Drifts reports the VCS provider that supplies the declared state

Git User

The Git author associated with the commit that introduced the finding

IaC Drifts reports the author of the commit that declared the intended state

Provider Link

A direct link to the affected file in the VCS provider

Licenses, Malicious Packages, IaC Drifts, and IaC Misconfigurations link to the manifest or template file

Code Lines

The line range within the file where the finding is declared

Licenses, Malicious Packages, and Vulnerabilities report the manifest line range. IaC types report the template line range. Secrets reports where the credential appears

Classification

Attribute
Description
Type-specific variation

Original Severity

The severity assigned before any policy override

The pre-override source matches the Severity source for each type. Malicious Packages is always Critical

Domain

The security domain classification, such as POSTURE

None

Finding Category

The category classification of the finding, such as Application Security

None

Subcategory

The subcategory classification of the finding

None

Tags

User-defined or system-generated tags applied to the issue

None

Description and remediation

Attribute
Description
Type-specific variation

Alert Description

A detailed description of the finding, including the impact and the recommended remediation

Malicious Packages states the attack class — typosquatting, backdoor, hijacked version, or credential theft. Licenses describes the obligations the license imposes on use, modification, and distribution

Manual Fix Suggestion

The recommended manual remediation steps

Vulnerabilities states the fixed package version. Secrets covers rotation at the issuing provider and replacement with a secrets manager reference. IaC Drifts states both reconciliation directions. Malicious Packages states removal steps; automatic remediation is not supported for this issue type

Triage and ownership

Attribute
Description
Type-specific variation

Assignee

The user assigned to remediate the issue

IaC Drifts assigns reconciliation. Malicious Packages assigns package removal. Licenses assigns review or remediation

Assignee Name

The display name of the assigned user

None

Resolution Status

The current resolution state: New, In Progress, or Resolved

None

Resolution Comment

The comment provided when the resolution status was changed

IaC Drifts records the reconciliation direction. Licenses records the legal determination. Malicious Packages records whether credentials were rotated

Last Updated

The timestamp of the most recent update to the issue

None


Table 3: Type-specific attributes

The following attributes are not common to all six code scan issue types. Attributes shared by more than one type are listed once under a shared grouping, with the owning types identified. The remaining attributes are exclusive to a single type and are listed under that type.

Shared by more than one type

Attribute
Available in
Default state
Description

Prioritization Labels

IaC Drifts, IaC Misconfigurations, Malicious Packages, Secrets, Vulnerabilities

Exposed

The prioritization signals applied to the issue. Not available in the Licenses table

Domain Provider

IaC Drifts, IaC Misconfigurations, Secrets, Vulnerabilities

Hidden

The cloud provider domain associated with the issue. Not available in the Licenses or Malicious Packages tables

Package

Licenses, Malicious Packages, Vulnerabilities

Exposed

The dependency package the issue was detected on

Root Package

Licenses, Malicious Packages, Vulnerabilities

Hidden

The top-level dependency that transitively introduces the affected package

Dependency Path

Licenses, Malicious Packages, Vulnerabilities

Hidden

The full dependency chain from the root package to the affected package

Package Manager

Licenses, Malicious Packages

Hidden

The package manager that resolves the dependency. Not available in the Vulnerabilities table

Dependency Type

Licenses, Malicious Packages

Hidden

Whether the dependency is direct or transitive. Not available in the Vulnerabilities table

Resource

IaC Drifts, IaC Misconfigurations

Exposed

The infrastructure resource the issue was detected on

YOR Trace ID

IaC Drifts, IaC Misconfigurations

Hidden

The YOR trace identifier that links the IaC resource to the deployed resource

Internet Exposed

IaC Drifts, IaC Misconfigurations

Hidden

Whether the affected resource is reachable from the internet

Vulnerabilities only

Attribute
Default state
Description

CVE ID

Hidden

The Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures identifier, such as CVE-2021-44228

CVSS Score

Hidden

The Common Vulnerability Scoring System score (0.0–10.0) assigned to the CVE

wfgsdbgsEPSS Score

Hidden

The Exploit Prediction Scoring System probability (0.0–1.0) indicating the likelihood of exploitation in the wild within the next 30 days

KEV Status

Hidden

Whether the CVE is listed in the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog

Reachability

Hidden

Whether the vulnerable function in the package is reachable from the application code: Reachable, Not Reachable, or No Data

Fix Version

Hidden

The minimum package version that resolves the vulnerability

License Type

Hidden

The open-source license of the vulnerable package, such as MIT, Apache-2.0, or GPL-3.0

IaC Misconfigurations only

Attribute
Default state
Description

Code Snippet

Hidden

The excerpt of the resource block that contains the misconfiguration

Is Deployed

Hidden

Whether the misconfigured resource is deployed to a runtime environment

Is Fixable

Hidden

Whether an automatic fix is available for the misconfiguration

Affected Assets Count

Hidden

The number of assets affected by the misconfiguration

IaC Framework

Hidden

The infrastructure-as-code framework the template is written in

Resource Type

Hidden

The resource type the misconfiguration was detected on

Compliance Standards

Hidden

The compliance standards the misconfiguration violates

Secrets only

Attribute
Default state
Description

Secret Type

Exposed

The credential type that was detected

Validation

Hidden

Whether the detected credential was confirmed valid against the issuing provider

Repository Visibility

Hidden

Whether the repository containing the credential is public or private

Number of Occurrences

Hidden

The number of times the credential appears

Detected in Git History

Hidden

Whether the credential appears in the Git commit history in addition to the current revision

Commit

Hidden

The commit that introduced the credential

Secret Hash

Hidden

The hash of the detected credential value

IaC Drifts only

Attribute
Default state
Description

Declared Value

Hidden

The value declared in the infrastructure-as-code template

Runtime Value

Hidden

The value observed on the deployed resource

Cloud Account

Hidden

The cloud account that hosts the drifted resource

Application Criticality

Hidden

The business criticality of the application associated with the drifted resource

Privileged Capabilities

Hidden

The privileged capabilities the drifted resource holds

Malicious Packages only

Attribute
Default state
Description

Advisory ID

Hidden

The identifier of the advisory that confirms the package as malicious

Advisory Link

Hidden

A link to the advisory that confirms the package as malicious

Malicious Package Type

Hidden

The attack class of the malicious package

Intelligence Updated

Hidden

The timestamp when the threat intelligence for the package was last updated

Licenses only

Attribute
Default state
Description

License

Exposed

The open-source license attached to the package

License Category

Hidden

The risk category the license is classified into

SPDX Identifier

Hidden

The SPDX short identifier of the license

OSI Approved

Hidden

Whether the license is approved by the Open Source Initiative

Attribute coverage summary

Issue type
Exposed by default
Hidden by default
Total
Type-specific

IaC Misconfigurations

7

33

40

12

Vulnerabilities

7

33

40

12

IaC Drifts

7

31

38

10

Malicious Packages

7

31

38

10

Licenses

7

30

37

9

Secrets

7

30

37

9

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