Manage projects

Projects in Endor Labs represent your source code repositories. When you scan a repository, Endor Labs creates a corresponding project.

Select Projects from the left sidebar to view a list of all projects in your namespace.

You can view the following details in the Projects list:

• Source Code Management Platform - The icon that represents the source code management platform like GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps and Bitbucket.
• Project - The name of the project. Usually denoted as SCM Organization/Project Name.
• Findings - The condensed view of the number of critical, high, medium, and low severity findings in the project.
• Tags - The tags associated with the project.
• Packages - The number of packages in the project.
• Dependency Resolution Status - The percentage of packages that have been fully analyzed with no dependency resolution errors.
• Reachability Analysis Status - The percentage of packages eligible for reachability analysis that have been fully analyzed with no call graph errors.
• Last Scan - The elapsed time since the project was last analyzed by Endor Labs.

To sort projects by any column, click the column header to toggle the sort order between ascending (A–Z or oldest to newest) and descending (Z–A or newest to oldest), depending on the column type.

View project details

Select a row to view the project details. The project details appear in the right sidebar.

In project details, you can view the project metadata, finding details, and tools associated with the project.

View project findings

Click on Project to view the project findings. See View Findings for more information.

You can also scan your projects for AI models. See AI model findings for more information.

View packages in a project

Select Packages under Inventory to view the list of all packages maintained as part of your project. See Packages for more information.

Review past scan details

You can view the history of scans performed on a project, which enables you to review the security posture of your project over time. See Scan history for more information.

View dependencies

You can view all the dependencies associated with all the projects in your namespace. See Dependencies for more information.

Filter projects

Filters refine the projects view by applying conditions based on project metadata and scan results. For example, you can filter projects by name, tags, scan date, or number of critical findings. You can combine multiple filters to narrow down results based on several conditions in a single query.

The following are the filters available for querying projects within the Endor Labs platform.

Filter	Description
Project UUID	Filters projects by their unique identifier.
Name	Filters projects by the display name of the project.
Custom Tags	Filters projects by custom tags set during project setup or scan configuration.
Last Scanned	Filters projects based on the timestamp of the last successful scan.
Package Count	Filters projects by the total number of packages resolved in the project.
Package Ecosystems	Filters projects based on the language-specific package ecosystems they use.
Dependency Resolution Status	Filters projects by the percentage of resolved dependencies in the project.
Reachability Analysis Status	Filters projects based on the success rate of reachability analysis through call graph generation.
Critical Findings Count	Filters projects based on the number of critical-severity findings in the project.
High Findings Count	Filters projects based on the number of high-severity findings in the project.
Medium Findings Count	Filters based on the number of medium-severity findings in the project.
Low Findings Count	Filters projects based on the number of low-severity findings in the project.
Dismissed Findings Count	Filters projects based on how many findings were manually dismissed by users. Useful for reviewing triaged issues.
Total Findings Count	Filters projects based on the total number of findings detected in a project.
Platform Source	Filters projects based on source platform and helps narrow results by version control origin such as GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket.

See Working with project filters to learn how to implement these filters effectively.