Scan Results

The Code Coverage tile displays the code percentage (rounded to the nearest tenth) covered by automated tests. The data from a code coverage scan can be obtained from an external source and must be provided via the Ionize CLI . Governance: The...

The Compiler tile provides information on the language of the compiler(s) detected in a repository. On the tile itself, the language's name will be displayed if only one compiler is detected. If more than one compiler is detected, the number of c...

The Container Dependencies tile provides information on any dependencies that are designated in a Dockerfile. If container dependencies are detected, the number of dependencies will be provided on the tile. When a version is included, Ion Channel...

The Container Image scan determines what, if any, Docker images are used in your project. Ion Channel will use this information to determine if any vulnerabilities exist for this image. If a container image is detected, the name of the image, "D...

The Days Since Last Commit tile provides the number of days since the last GitHub user has pushed a commit to a public GitHub repository. This data will only be available for commits made after February 12th, 2011 to a public GitHub repository...

The Difference Detected scan will provide information on whether any change in the code has been detected between this analysis and the previous five analyses. This is most useful when analyzing a specific version of an artifact project where you...

The Direct Dependencies tile provides the number of dependencies that have been detected to have been specified by the project. The direct dependencies tile will not include any transitive dependencies in the count. For more information on how ...

The Transitive Dependencies tile provides the number of transitive dependencies that have been detected in a project. Transitive dependencies are any dependencies of your project's direct dependencies . For more information on how dependencies a...

Older, outdated versions of dependencies are more likely to be affected by security issues. Oftentimes, updating your dependencies to the most recent version will resolve these issues. Outdated dependencies are the direct and transitive dependenc...

The tile labeled Dependencies No Version Specified provides a count of all dependencies (direct and transitive) which do not have the version specified. For more information on how dependencies are identified, please see Dependency Detection . ...

The Language (also know as Ecosystem) scan detects the language(s) in which the project has been written. On the tile itself, the name of the language will be displayed if the project has been written in only one language, or the number of langua...

Reputable software packages should always have a license, be it open source or private licensed software. The License scan detects what, if any, licenses exist for the project. Ion Channel will scan the files within a project for text related to ...

The Total Files Scanned tile displays a total count of all files within the top-level project that were found when the analysis was performed. For Git, SVN, and S3 projects, the file count will include all files within the repository. For Ar...

The Unique Committers tile provides the number of unique Git users who have pushed a commit to a public GitHub repo since January 1st, 2015. Users that have only pushed commits before this date will not be included in the total committer count. T...

To help ensure that your project is free from viruses, malware, trojans, and other malicious threats, Ion Channel will scan all of the project's files using the ClamAV antivirus engine. When the scan is completed, the Viruses tile displays a to...

The High and Critical Vulnerability tiles display the number of vulnerabilities with the corresponding severity detected within the core product or any of its dependencies. Selecting the tile will display a modal that provides high-level details ...

The Total Vulnerabilities tile provides a count of all detected vulnerabilities within a project regardless of severity. The total count of vulnerabilities may include the same vulnerability more than once if more than one product is affected...

The Unique Vulnerabilities tile provides the number of unique vulnerabilities within a project regardless of severity. This is different from the related Critical and High Vulnerabilities tiles, which emphasize only High or Critical vulnerabil...