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type MastFinding implements BaseFields, FindingInterface, IssueInterface {
  aiAgentAnalysis: AiAgentAnalysis
  asset: Asset!
  assignedUsers: [PortalUserBasicInfoType!]
  author: PortalUser!
  category: String
  controlSyncStatus: ControlSyncStatus
  createdAt: ISO8601DateTime!
  description: String!
  detail: MastFindingDetail!
  fingerprint: String!
  history: [IssueHistory!]
  id: ID
  impactLevel: ImpactLevelCategory
  legacyId: ID
  originalIssueIdFromTool: String
  patterns: [String!]
  permittedStatus: [IssueStatusLabel!]!
  probabilityLevel: ProbabilityLevelCategory
  project: Project
  reference: String
  riskAcceptedUntil: ISO8601DateTime
  scanSource: String
  severity: SeverityCategory
  solution: String
  status: IssueStatusLabel!
  statusHistory: [IssueStatusHistory!]!
  title: String!
  type: Issue!
  updatedAt: ISO8601DateTime!
}

Fields​

MastFinding.aiAgentAnalysis ● AiAgentAnalysis object​

AI agent analysis information for this issue

MastFinding.asset ● Asset! non-null object​

The asset associated with the vulnerability

MastFinding.assignedUsers ● [PortalUserBasicInfoType!] list object​

MastFinding.author ● PortalUser! non-null object​

The author who created the vulnerability

MastFinding.category ● String scalar​

CWE Categories

MastFinding.controlSyncStatus ● ControlSyncStatus object​

The scan/sync that brought this vulnerability to Conviso Platform

MastFinding.createdAt ● ISO8601DateTime! non-null scalar​

The date when record was created

MastFinding.description ● String! non-null scalar​

A detailed description of the vulnerability

MastFinding.detail ● MastFindingDetail! non-null object​

Detailed information about the MAST vulnerability

MastFinding.fingerprint ● String! non-null scalar​

A unique identifier for the vulnerability

MastFinding.history ● [IssueHistory!] list object​

MastFinding.id ● ID scalar​

The ID scalar type represents a unique identifier

MastFinding.impactLevel ● ImpactLevelCategory enum​

The impact level of the vulnerability

MastFinding.legacyId ● ID scalar​

ID associated with the old vulnerability management

MastFinding.originalIssueIdFromTool ● String scalar​

The original vulnerability ID from the tool that detected the vulnerability

MastFinding.patterns ● [String!] list scalar​

OWASP Patterns

MastFinding.permittedStatus ● [IssueStatusLabel!]! non-null enum​

List of statuses available for change

MastFinding.probabilityLevel ● ProbabilityLevelCategory enum​

The probability level of the vulnerability being exploited

MastFinding.project ● Project object​

Associated project

MastFinding.reference ● String scalar​

Links for further information

MastFinding.riskAcceptedUntil ● ISO8601DateTime scalar​

The datetime until which the risk is accepted

MastFinding.scanSource ● String scalar​

Source of the vulnerability; Retrieves the name of the source (e.g.: Dependency Track)

MastFinding.severity ● SeverityCategory enum​

The severity of the vulnerability

MastFinding.solution ● String scalar​

The solution or mitigation for the vulnerability

MastFinding.status ● IssueStatusLabel! non-null enum​

The current status of the vulnerability

MastFinding.statusHistory ● [IssueStatusHistory!]! non-null object​

List of previous statuses

MastFinding.title ● String! non-null scalar​

The title of the vulnerability

MastFinding.type ● Issue! non-null enum​

The type of the vulnerability (e.g., SAST, SCA, Web, Network, etc.)

MastFinding.updatedAt ● ISO8601DateTime! non-null scalar​

The date when record was updated

Interfaces​

BaseFields interface​

FindingInterface interface​

IssueInterface interface​

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