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Hi @AGangavathi207691 (Community Member)
Severity → CVSSv2 Score or CVSSv3 Score (numeric), or Custom Severity Name if you want the labeled values (Very Low, Low, Medium, High, Very High)
Vulnerability ID → CVE ID for NVD-sourced vulnerabilities, or No-CVE ID for anything sourced from the Veracode Vulnerability Database
The rest of your fields — Library, Component Version, Vulnerability Title, and Vulnerable Methods — are available in the SCA dimensions of the Findings explore in Veracode Analytics.
Hope that gets you unblocked!
I am trying to search the ids
CVE-2026-6322
CVE-2026-6321
CVE-2026-33671 for creating the dashboard, it is not foune
Hi @AGangavathi207691 (Community Member)
Thanks for the screenshots — that really helps clarify what's happening!
The CVEs you're looking for (CVE-2026-6322, CVE-2026-6321, CVE-2026-33671) do exist in your data — you can see them in your third screenshot from the standard findings view. The issue is with how the CVE CVE ID filter dropdown works in Analytics Explore.
The filter suggestion list is limited in how many results it surfaces at once. When you type "CVE-2026", it returns only a small set of matching IDs alphabetically/numerically, and your specific CVEs aren't among the first few shown. The dropdown isn't a complete list — it's just a preview.
The fix: Instead of selecting from the dropdown suggestions, simply type the full CVE ID directly into the filter field and then press Enter (or click the value to confirm it). For example:
You can add multiple CVE IDs to a single filter using the "is" condition with multiple values. This bypasses the dropdown limit entirely and will pull those specific CVEs into your dashboard.
Let us know if that does the trick!