
Prem (Community Member) asked a question.
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Is there a way we can see what all flaws are fixed in a new scan in comparison to the previous static scan?
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Prem (Community Member) asked a question.
Hi
Is there a way we can see what all flaws are fixed in a new scan in comparison to the previous static scan?
Regards
Prem
Hello @Prem (Community Member) ,
Currently the best way to compare two Static scans is to export the data from the Veracode platform and analyze the differences. Veracode also has a Analytics Dashboards that you can use to help you understand the security status of your application and how your organization uses the Veracode Platform. Please see the links to the Help Articles below:
Export Data from the Veracode Platform: https://help.veracode.com/r/t_data_exports
Understanding Veracode Analytics Dashboards: https://help.veracode.com/r/c_about_dashboards
If the information we’ve provided you has helped resolve your challenge (or answered your question), we would appreciate it if you could mark the response that was helpful with “Select as Best”. This will help other Community members who come across your question as a similar challenge they might be facing and your best answer will help them find the right solution as well.
Jason
Veracode Support Engineer

@Jason M., Veracode Support (Veracode) is there any plans to incorporate a compare scan option in the dashboard for situations like this where fixes are made in code and a rescan is done and we need to quickly compare what was fixed and what is still present?
Hi @bjohnson066333 (Community Member) ,
For any future enhancements for Veracode, look in the Ideas section of the Community. If the idea is there, it will show the progress of the idea and when it will be on the roadmap to become available.
Jason
Veracode Support Engineer
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Hello @Prem (Community Member) ,
Currently the best way to compare two Static scans is to export the data from the Veracode platform and analyze the differences. Veracode also has a Analytics Dashboards that you can use to help you understand the security status of your application and how your organization uses the Veracode Platform. Please see the links to the Help Articles below:
Export Data from the Veracode Platform: https://help.veracode.com/r/t_data_exports
Understanding Veracode Analytics Dashboards: https://help.veracode.com/r/c_about_dashboards
If the information we’ve provided you has helped resolve your challenge (or answered your question), we would appreciate it if you could mark the response that was helpful with “Select as Best”. This will help other Community members who come across your question as a similar challenge they might be facing and your best answer will help them find the right solution as well.
Jason
Veracode Support Engineer