Viewing Issues in Netsparker Enterprise

Description

To Do

This window displays a list of all the Issues that have been assigned to you. You can take action by fixing them, assigning them to someone else or changing their status.

The number next to the menu name indicates how many outstanding items you have in your To Do list.

In the State column for each newly identified vulnerability, it will read Present. Once you click Retest, it will change to Fixed (Unconfirmed).

Waiting for Retest

This window displays a list of all Issues whose State has been updated to Fixed (Unconfirmed). They are waiting to be tested automatically by Netsparker Enterprise.

Addressed Issues

This window displays a list of all the Issues that have been addressed and whose State has been updated to the one of the following:

All Issues

This window displays a list of all Issues detected in scans run by your entire team.

Field

Description

Title/Issue

This is the name of the vulnerability, for example Internal Server Error.

Severity

This is the vulnerability severity level. The options are:

• Critical
• High
• Medium
• Low
• Information

For further information, see Vulnerability Severity Levels.

Website Group

This is the name of the group to which the website belongs.

Website/Website Name

This is the name of the scanned website.

URL/Issue URL

This is either the website address of the scanned website or the URL of the detected issue.

First Seen

This is date and time the issue was first detected.

Last Seen

This is when the issue was most recently detected.

Assignee

This is the name of the person who has been assigned the task. It may be:

• The Technical Contact for the scanned website
• The Team Member who initiated the scan
• Any other member of the team

State

This indicates the current State of the issue. All Issues are initially marked as Present.

• Present
• Accepted Risk
• False Positive
• Fixed (unconfirmed)

For further information, see Addressed Issues and Issue Lifecycle.

Retestable

This indicates whether the issue can be retested.