How do I see findings for just one target?

Issues shows findings across all scans and all targets. The target filter cuts that down to one application.

Steps

1. Click Issues in the sidebar.
2. In the filter bar, open the dropdown that reads All targets.
3. Choose the target you want.
4. Check the Target column. Every row should show that name.

Good to know

Findings persist per target. That means the filtered list is the target's full history: new findings, fixed ones and regressions, all in one place, from every scan of that target.

If you only want one scan, use a different route. Open Recent Scans, click the scan and choose its Findings tab. Read how to see the findings from one specific scan.

You can add other filters on top. A useful mix is one target plus Critical severity plus the New chip. That gives a short list of what to look at first after a scan.

The dropdown shows only targets you may see. If a target you expect is missing, your role or group scope may not include it. Ask an admin, or use /contact.

Deleting a target also removes its findings, so do not remove one just to tidy the list. Use the filter instead.

If you manage many applications, this is the filter you will use most, since it lets each team see its own findings without wading through the rest of the workspace. Make it the first thing you set. Then add others.

Related questions

• How do I see the findings from one specific scan?
• How do I see only one vulnerability class, like Injection?
• How do I show only critical findings?
• How do I search findings by title or file location?
• How do I show only New and Regression findings?

Full tutorial

How to search and filter vulnerability findings on the Issues page

Step-by-step, with annotated screenshots.

Updated 8 October 2026 · Back to the help centre