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AppScan displays scan results in three views:
Security Issues
AppScan offers three ways of viewing and working with scan results: Security Issues, Remediation Tasks, and Application Data. This section deals with Security Issues View.
Security Issues: Result List
Issue state: Open or Noise
Issues not relevant to your application can be designated as "Noise" and removed from the results.
Changing Issue State
You can change the state assigned to any node.

Results
AppScan displays scan results in three views:
- Application Data
  AppScan offers three ways of viewing and working with scan results: Application Data, Security Issues, and Remediation Tasks. This section describes Application Data View.
- Security Issues
  AppScan offers three ways of viewing and working with scan results: Security Issues, Remediation Tasks, and Application Data. This section deals with Security Issues View.
  - Security Issues: Application Tree
  - Security Issues: Result List
    - Severity levels
    - Issue state: Open or Noise
      Issues not relevant to your application can be designated as "Noise" and removed from the results.
      - Changing Issue State
        You can change the state assigned to any node.
      - Exporting and importing Issue states
        If you have designated certain Issues as "Noise" (not relevant to your application), you can export these designations for use at other workstations.
    - Resending tests
    - Right-click menu
    - Filtering Security Issues in Result List
      You can filter the Result List for types of issues, or you can search for a specific issue.
    - Sorting the Result List
  - Security Issues: Detail Pane
  - Manual tests
  - Non-vulnerable variants
- Remediation Tasks
  AppScan offers three ways of viewing and working with scan results: Security Issues, Remediation Tasks, and Application Data. This section deals with Remediation Tasks view.

Changing Issue State

You can change the state assigned to any node.

Procedure

Right-click on the node and select State >, followed by the new value ("Open" for relevant issues; "Noise" for issues not relevant to your application).

Note: If you change the state of a Type or URL node, all issues under that node are changed to the new state.