Application Query Attributes
Learn about Application query attributes on Investigate page.
Review your options when using application where. Each attribute allows you to narrow your search criteria. As you use these attributes, the auto-suggestion feature shows the available expressions and the operators that are applicable for each attribute.
business.criticalityUse the
business.criticalityattribute and enter a string value to find applications by the name of the defined criticality of the business.environmentUse the
environmentattribute enter a string value to find applications by the defined name environment.nameUse the
nameattribute and enter a string value to find specific applications. Note that the application names are not case sensitive.ownerUse the
ownerattribute and enter a string value to find all the applications associated with a specific business owner.with.assetUse the
with.assetattribute along withHas FindingorHas Vulnerabilityattributes to narrow down an application search and its impacted assets.findingUse the
findingattribute to search an application based on findings. Findings are driven by security policies and inherit the attributes of the policy, such as name, severity, and description. Finding type is a set of findings with a specific security focus. You can select specificfinding.typeandfinding.nameto see the list of applications, its impacted assets, and findings.vulnerabilityUse the
vulnerabilityattribute to see the list of applications, their impacted assets, and vulnerabilities. Use the vulnerability attribute along with the following attributes:cve.idUse the
cve.idattribute to search and show all the assets across your lifecycle impacted by this CVE ID.cvss.scoreThe
cvss.scoreattribute queries all the vulnerabilities with a CVSS score that you select.severityThe
severityattribute queries the vulnerabilities with the severity levels (Critical, High, Informational, Low, Medium) that you select.
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