In the following, you'll learn how to manage results on the Vulnerabilities app pages. You can
See below how you can filter vulnerabilities and affected entities.
With the timeframe, you can define the period from which your data is being queried. If you don't specify the timeframe, the default Last 30 minutes
is applied, meaning that the data being fetched is from the last 30 minutes.
When setting the timeframe, the end value must always be Now
.
You can apply a timeframe filter to any Vulnerabilities page.
Segments provide quick access to predefined logical filters. The segment selector allows you to filter results based on these predefined logical filters. You can apply segments to any Vulnerabilities page.
See below for instructions.
If you already have segments defined, you can skip this step.
Open the Segments app and create segments for your environment. For more information, see Include data in Dynatrace segments.
Make sure to use filter segments that are compatible with entity state events. For examples of such filters, see Examples of how to create segments.
Selecting one or multiple segments results in
For example,
9.4
Davis Security Score on the Prioritization page.8.0
Davis Security Score, because the DSS has been scoped to include less entities and the maximum DSS score of affected entities is 8.0
.For more information on segments and how they work, see
You can create segments based on applications, services, hosts, and other relevant components monitored by Dynatrace. Here are some examples.
Create a new segment.
Create a new variable and add the following query to it.
fetch dt.entity.application| fields application = entity.name
Add a new event-based segment and add the following filter to it.
related_entities.applications.names = $application
In the filter field, you can use complex filter expressions to select which information is to be displayed:
Go to the Prioritization page or the overview page of affected process groups or Kubernetes nodes.
In the filter field, make your selection. You have the following options:
Add multiple filters on the same filter key
Use AND
and OR
operators
Use the wildcard (*
) to search for patterns
Filter numbers with >
and <
To reset the filters to the default mode, select on the right of the filter field.
If the selected filter doesn't show in the table, go to the column settings and make sure to add the corresponding column to the table.
Select which columns are to be displayed:
Select the order in which results in a column should be displayed: