Overview

This guide explains how to view and analyze Web Application Security scan results in DeepTraQ. After a scan completes, DeepTraQ consolidates all findings into a centralized dashboard, allowing security teams to quickly assess vulnerabilities and prioritize remediation.

The results interface provides detailed insights that help teams:

• Identify vulnerabilities affecting web applications
• Understand severity, impact, and exploitability
• Review technical evidence behind findings
• Filter vulnerabilities to focus on high-risk issues
• Track vulnerability trends across historical scans

This unified view helps security teams and stakeholders understand the current security posture of their web applications.

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Prerequisites

• A completed Web Application Security scan
• Access to the DeepTraQ scanning dashboard
• Permissions to view scan results and vulnerability details

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Steps

1. Navigate to the Scans Dashboard and open the Web Application Security module.

2. Access the scan activity log to view all web application scans.

3. Select a project or application scan to open its detailed results.

4. Review the Vulnerabilities section, where all detected issues are listed.

5. Each vulnerability entry displays important details such as:

   • Severity level
   • Affected component or endpoint
   • Vulnerability classification
   • Security score

6. Select a vulnerability to open the detailed vulnerability view.

7. Review the vulnerability information, including:

   • Description
   • Impact analysis
   • Recommended remediation steps
   • Reference links

8. View the Raw Output section to examine the technical data generated by the scanner.

9. Review additional vulnerability metadata, including:

   • Vulnerability classification
   • Risk score
   • References to security standards or advisories

10. Add comments if collaboration or internal documentation is required for remediation tracking.

11. Use filters to narrow down vulnerabilities based on attributes such as:

• Severity
• Target component
• Scan history
• Issue status

12. Apply filtering to focus on vulnerabilities that require immediate attention.

13. Open the Executive Summary tab to view a high-level overview of the scan results.

14. Review key metrics including:

• Total vulnerabilities discovered
• Severity distribution
• Major risk insights affecting the application

15. Navigate to the Scan History tab to review previous scan executions.

16. Compare historical scans to identify newly discovered vulnerabilities and measure remediation progress over time.

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Field Reference

Field	Description	Example
Vulnerability Name	Identified security issue affecting the application	Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)
Severity	Risk level assigned to the vulnerability	High
Description	Explanation of the vulnerability and how it affects the application	Improper input validation allows script injection
Risk Score	Security score used to measure vulnerability severity	7.5
Raw Output	Technical scan evidence captured during testing	HTTP request and response details
References	External resources describing the vulnerability	OWASP documentation
Comments	Internal notes added by users for remediation tracking	Investigating fix in authentication module