> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.ox.security/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.ox.security/scan-and-analyze-with-ox/analyzing-scan-results/applications-new.md). # Applications The Applications page provides an inventory of the applications monitored by OX. It helps you understand which applications are connected to OX, assess their security posture, prioritize remediation efforts, and manage application settings across your organization. Depending on the OX capability, an application can represent: * A source code repository * A repository branch * A cloud account * A container image registry * A DAST target URL
Each application represents a code repository, cloud account, container registry, or another supported asset that OX analyzes. Use this page to: * Review the applications monitored by OX. * Prioritize applications based on business importance. * Filter applications by technology, ownership, scan coverage, and other attributes. * Perform bulk actions on multiple applications. * Perform pipeline integration. * Open an application to review its details and associated issues. To review details of each application, select an application name. The [Application Details](/scan-and-analyze-with-ox/analyzing-scan-results/applications-new/application-details.md) page provides detailed information about an application's security posture, issues, scan coverage, connected assets, metadata, and related findings. To perform actions in the Application page, see [Manage Applications](/scan-and-analyze-with-ox/analyzing-scan-results/applications-new/managing-applications.md). ## Applications table Each row represents an application monitored by OX. | Column | Description | | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | [Business Priority](/scan-and-analyze-with-ox/analyzing-scan-results/applications-new/managing-applications/business-priority.md) | Business priority assigned to the application. OX uses this value as one of the severity factors when calculating issue severity. | | App Name | Name of the application. Select the application to open its details page. | | OX in Pipeline | Indicates whether the application participates in OX pipeline scanning. | | [Tags](/scan-and-analyze-with-ox/analyzing-scan-results/applications-new/managing-applications/application-tags.md) | Tags assigned to the application. | | Highest Severity Issues | Number of Critical, High, Medium, and Low issues currently associated with the application. | | PBOM | Visual summary of the application's Product Bill of Materials (PBOM). | | Last Code Change | Indicates when the application's source code was last modified. | ## Filter applications Use the filters to display only applications that match specific criteria. You can combine multiple filters to narrow the results. | Filter | Description | | ---------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Application | Display one or more specific applications by name. | | Severity | Find applications that contain issues of a specific severity level, helping you prioritize remediation efforts. | | Category | Display applications by asset type, such as repositories, repository branches, cloud accounts, container registries, or DAST targets. | | App Tag | Find applications with specific user-defined and OX-generated tags. Tags can be used to organize applications and define application scopes. | | Custom Tag | Find applications with specific user-defined tags only. | | Application Source | Display applications based on how they were onboarded to OX, such as source control, cloud, container registry, or DAST. | | CI/CD | Find applications associated with a specific CI/CD platform. | | Orchestrator | Display applications deployed through a specific container orchestration platform, such as Kubernetes. | | Registry | Find applications associated with a specific container image registry. | | Artifact Type | Display applications by the type of artifact that OX analyzes. | | Container as a Service | Find applications deployed to managed container services. | | Cloud Deployment | Display applications running in a specific cloud deployment environment. | | Connection Name | Find applications imported through a specific OX connector. This is useful when managing multiple integrations with the same platform. | | SCA Coverage | Find applications that are or are not covered by Software Composition Analysis (SCA). | | SAST Coverage | Find applications that are or are not covered by Static Application Security Testing (SAST). | | Secret Coverage | Find applications that are or are not scanned for exposed secrets. | | IaC Coverage | Find applications that are or are not scanned for Infrastructure as Code (IaC) security issues. | | Security Tool Source | Display applications with findings imported from a specific third-party security tool. | | OX in Pipeline | Find applications that are included in or excluded from OX pipeline scanning. | | Languages | Display applications that contain code written in specific programming languages. | | Package Manager | Find applications that use a specific package manager, such as npm, Maven, or NuGet. | | App Classification | Display applications assigned to a specific application classification. | | Analyzed Branch | Find applications associated with a specific repository branch. | | Business Priority | Display applications within a specific Business Priority range. | | Code-to-Cloud Exposure | Find applications based on their code-to-cloud exposure status. | | CI/CD Type | Display applications by the type of CI/CD platform used to build and deploy them. | ### Related information * [Application Details](/scan-and-analyze-with-ox/analyzing-scan-results/applications-new/application-details.md) * [Managing applications](/scan-and-analyze-with-ox/analyzing-scan-results/applications-new/managing-applications.md) * [Scopes](/admin-settings/scopes.md) * [Active Issues](/scan-and-analyze-with-ox/analyzing-scan-results/active-issues-new.md) --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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