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Managing Findings with Dismissals

If a finding isn’t relevant you can remove it from active views by dismissing it. Click Dismiss on the finding card, choose a reason and optionally leave a note. Dismissed findings vanish from default views but remain accessible via the status filter and can be restored at any time.

  1. In the Findings tab, in the bottom right, click on the Dismiss dropdown arrow.
  2. Select one of the following dismissal options:

Dismissal Options

Dismissal Types

  1. False Positive

    • Use when the finding is incorrect or doesn't apply to your code.
    • Helps reduce noise in future scans.
  2. Accepted Risk

    • Use when the risk is understood and consciously accepted (e.g. business decision, external mitigation, or low-impact edge case).
    • The finding will remain documented but will not block your workflow.
  3. Won't Fix

    • Use when the finding is valid but you explicitly decide not to address it (e.g. legacy code that will be refactored later, out-of-scope component, or no security impact).

TIP

After dismissing findings, consider running a rescan to improve performance. The AI model will learn from your dismissals and provide more focused results. See Rescanning files for more details.

Dismissal Effects

When you dismiss a finding, it will:

  1. Be collapsed on the Findings Page (with the ability to be restored): Dismissed Finding

  2. Be striken on the Overview Page: Dismissed Finding

  3. Display the dismissal reason on the project home page: Dismissed Page

Restoring Findings

You can restore a dismissed finding to its original status by clicking the restore button on the far right.

Restore Finding