Thank you for your question, there are two methods you can use to filter or remove items that are considered false positives.  You can use issue templates or custom rules.

Issue Templates are what is used in Software Security Center, however it is called an Audit Template in Audit Workbench.  There are two types of filters that can be used folder filters or visibility filters. 

Using folder filters you can move an issue from one criticality to another ie..(move a critical issue to the low folder).

Using visibility filters you can hide an issue.

It is easiest to create these filters using Audit Workbench(per the video) and then export the project template.  Once the project template is created, you can upload the template to Software Security Center as an Issue Template.  To use that template on an application, you apply that template in the application profile settings.

Thank you for your question, there are two methods you can use to filter or remove items that are considered false positives.  You can use issue templates or custom rules.

Issue Templates are what is used in Software Security Center, however it is called an Audit Template in Audit Workbench.  There are two types of filters that can be used folder filters or visibility filters. 

Using folder filters you can move an issue from one criticality to another ie..(move a critical issue to the low folder).

Using visibility filters you can hide an issue.

It is easiest to create these filters using Audit Workbench(per the video) and then export the project template.  Once the project template is created, you can upload the template to Software Security Center as an Issue Template.  To use that template on an application, you apply that template in the application profile settings.

Thank you. Are there any future plans to have this filter creation functionality directly in fortify on-prem SSC?