Create a consolidated view of threat detection scans
Creating a consolidated view of scans allows you to combine scan results from different projects. This action allows you to obtain a unified view of vulnerabilities and licensing issues, helping you to identify security risks and compliance issues in your software.
Also, within this view, you can select a listed vulnerability or licensing issue to view detailed remediation information.
Before you begin
Review the following statements:
You can only create one consolidated view per release.
Only scans added using the FOSSA CLI tool (for Static Composition Analysis (SCA)) or the upload SBOM feature in DigiCert ONE can be added to a consolidated view.
To learn more, see Assign a threat detection scan to a release.
Once you create a consolidated view, any SCA or SBOM-related scan added to a release are automatically included in the consolidated view.
To remove a scan from a consolidated view, you must remove the scan from the release.
To learn more, see Remove a scan from a consolidated view.
Create a consolidated view of scans
In the Software Trust menu, go to Releases > Releases.
Select the desired release.
Under Threat detection scans, select Create consolidated view.
In the window that appears, enter a descriptive name for the consolidated view, and then select Create consolidated view.
You'll be redirected to the Consolidated view tab.
In the Consolidated view tab, review the listed vulnerabilities and licensing issues.
To view detailed information, including remediation information, select the desired security issue, and then review the right window that appears.
Remove a scan from a consolidated view
To remove a scan from a consolidated view, you must remove the scan from the release.
In the Software Trust menu, go to Releases > Releases.
Select the desired release.
Under Threat detection scans, hover over the desired scan, and then select the delete (
) icon to remove the scan from the release.This scan will be automatically removed from the consolidated view.