Understand the Vulnerabilities table

The Vulnerabilities page combines triage widgets with a detailed issue table. Use widgets to identify priority work. Use the table to investigate and remediate specific CVE vulnerability issues.

Widgets

Use the widgets to identify and prioritize the most urgent issues before opening the detailed table. Selecting a widget value filters the table to matching issues.

Urgency breakdown

The Urgency widget charts the count of open issues per Urgency level. Read the proportions rather than the absolute counts.

SLA Status

Review issues by SLA compliance status.

Insights

Each insight card pairs an Urgency level with another risk dimension. Dimensions include SLA status, business criticality, internet exposure, fix availability, dependency type, and traceability completeness. Each card shows the number of issues matching both conditions.

Vulnerabilities table

The table provides a consolidated view of CVE vulnerability issues. Each row represents an issue created when a scanner finding matches a unified policy. It links the vulnerability to its CVE, package, file, repository, and triggering policy.

The columns in this table are documented in a shared reference. For descriptions of every available column, the attributes common to all code scan issue tables and the attributes specific to this issue type, see Issue table attributes reference.

Filter and sort the table

Use the filter bar at the top of the Vulnerabilities table to narrow results by any filterable column. Common filtering strategies include:

• By severity: Filter to Critical and High severity to focus on the most impactful CVE vulnerabilities
• By package: Filter to a specific package name (such as log4j-core) to scope remediation to a single dependency
• By branch: Filter to the main or production branch to focus on vulnerabilities that affect production-bound code
• By resolution status: Filter to New to identify untriaged CVE vulnerability issues, or to In Progress to monitor active remediation
• By KEV status: Filter to True to identify vulnerabilities listed in the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog that require immediate attention
• By reachability: Filter to Reachable to focus on vulnerabilities where the vulnerable function is confirmed to be invoked in the application code
• By EPSS score: Sort by EPSS score (descending) to prioritize vulnerabilities with the highest probability of active exploitation

Manage issues

Right-click on a row in the inventory table to access the following actions

• Change Status. Modify the status of the issue. Values: New, In Progress, Resolved
• Change Severity: Modify the severity level of the issue. Values: Critical, High, Medium, Low
• Change Assignee: Change the user or identity assigned to address the issue
• Copy text to clipboard: Duplicate selected text for easy pasting elsewhere
• Copy entire row: Duplicate the entire row of data for easy pasting elsewhere
• Copy issue URL: Duplicate the URL associated with the issue, to share or reference the issue
• Show/hide rows with the [severity level]: Show/hide rows matching the [severity level] of the selected row