Security Analysis: Viewing scan results for a space
The Security Analysis for a given space allows administrators to view and handle scan findings for the space.
Only space administrators and Confluence administrators can access a space’s Security Analysis.
There are two ways to reach a space’s Security Analysis. First, you can reach it from the Soteri Dashboard by clicking the name of the space:
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Or, while viewing the space in Confluence, you can click “Security Analysis” in the side panel:
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The space’s scan status and all findings in the space will be displayed.
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You can select a page in the dropdown list to get the scan status and findings just for that page.
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Above, we see some example findings. The specific text that matched the listed rule’s regex is highlighted. Specifically, this is the group 0 match: what the entire expression captured. For more information, see the Java 8 Regular Expression documentation.