> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.prismacloud.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.prismacloud.io/content-collections/search-and-investigate/application-queries/application-query-attributes.md).

# 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.criticality`

  Use the `business.criticality` attribute and enter a string value to find applications by the name of the defined criticality of the business.
* `environment`

  Use the `environment` attribute enter a string value to find applications by the defined name environment.
* `name`

  Use the `name` attribute and enter a string value to find specific applications. Note that the application names are not case sensitive.
* `owner`

  Use the `owner` attribute and enter a string value to find all the applications associated with a specific business owner.
* `with.asset`

  Use the `with.asset` attribute along with `Has Finding` or `Has Vulnerability` attributes to narrow down an application search and its impacted assets.

  * `finding`

    Use the `finding` attribute to search an application based on [findings](/content-collections/search-and-investigate/prisma-cloud-findings.md). 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 specific `finding.type` and `finding.name` to see the list of applications, its impacted assets, and findings.
  * `vulnerability`

    Use the `vulnerability` attribute to see the list of applications, their impacted assets, and vulnerabilities. Use the vulnerability attribute along with the following attributes:

    * `cve.id`

      Use the `cve.id` attribute to search and show all the assets across your lifecycle impacted by this CVE ID.
    * `cvss.score`

      The `cvss.score` attribute queries all the vulnerabilities with a CVSS score that you select.
    * `severity`

      The `severity` attribute queries the vulnerabilities with the severity levels (Critical, High, Informational, Low, Medium) that you select.


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