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Security AppScan Source - Windows and Linux
HCL® AppScan® Source delivers maximum value to every user in your organization who plays a role in software security. Whether a security analyst, quality assurance professional, developer, or executive, the AppScan Source products deliver the functionality, flexibility, and power you need - right to your desktop.
HCL® AppScan® Source for Development (Eclipse Plug-in)
With AppScan® Source for Development, you can work in your existing development environment and perform security vulnerability analysis on Java and IBM® MobileFirst Platform projects. Security analysis lets you pinpoint vulnerabilities in the source code and eliminate them entirely with AppScan Source Security Knowledgebase remediation assistance.
Modifying findings
Modified findings are findings that have changed vulnerability types, classifications, or severities - or that have annotations. The Modified Findings view displays these findings for the current application (the application that is active as a result of opening an assessment for it). In the My Assessments view (available only in AppScan® Source for Analysis), the Modified column indicates if a finding has changed in the current assessment.
Making modifications from a findings table
You may want to modify findings via a findings table if you will be making the same changes to multiple files. If you will be modifying an individual finding, use a findings table or the Finding Detail view.
Annotating findings
Notes® can be used as reminders for you to take further action on a finding - or to convey information about the finding to someone else. You can add a note to a single finding or to a group of findings.

Annotating findings

Notes® can be used as reminders for you to take further action on a finding - or to convey information about the finding to someone else. You can add a note to a single finding or to a group of findings.

Procedure

From a findings table, select a finding or group of findings to modify.
Right-click the selection and choose Add Notes from the menu.
Type the note and then click OK.