Active View

Web App Details

Web Application Scanning (WAS) Active View gives you a comprehensive, aggregate health assessment of your environment. It helps you identify your vulnerabilities and optimize remediation resources.

The Active View: Web App Details page is the central location for viewing details for a specific web application in your environment. It is used throughout WAS to display web app scan results and is filtered based on the web app you select.

WAS Active View Web App Details components

Ref. Description
1 The directory tree shows the number of vulnerabilities within each folder and file. Select a folder or file to reveal its specific vulnerabilities.

Select the magnifying glass to search for specific files or folders.
See related: Vulnerabilities.
2 Web application’s name, and a graph showing the severity levels of the web application’s vulnerabilities.
TIP: Hover over the graph to see, for example, how many medium vulnerabilities a web app has.
3 Select to return to the Active View: Overview, which also returns you to the web applications list and an aggregate health assessment of your environment.
4 This tab provides information about the web application’s vulnerabilities.
See related: Vulnerabilities.
5 This tab lets you view and add notes about the web app.
6 This tab shows any related DNS Servers or hosts. Select a DNS name or host name to open the asset page in WAS.
7 Provides a summary of your scan, including its Security GPA.
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  • Page Counts - A doughnut chart that helps you compare vulnerability severity levels (for example, Critical, Trivial) by page count. Hover over a severity level to see how many pages there are, and select it to go to the Vulnerabilities tab and see expanded data filtered by the severity level you chose.

  • OWASP Counts - A doughnut chart that helps you compare the OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities. Hover over an OWASP Top 10 vulnerability to see how many instances there are, and select it to go to the Vulnerabilities tab and see expanded data filtered by what you chose.

  • Vuln Counts - A doughnut chart that helps you compare vulnerability severity levels (for example, Critical, Trivial). Hover over a severity level to see how many there are, and select it to go to the Vulnerabilities tab and see expanded data filtered by what you chose.