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title: Set filtering for the Wiz Test Results Integration
description: Set the filtering values to import the cloud test results data that you want.
locale: en-US
canonical_url: https://www.servicenow.com/docs/r/australia/security-management/vulnerability-response/wiz-test-result-tab-filters.html
release: australia
product: Vulnerability Response
classification: vulnerability-response
topic_type: task
last_updated: "2026-09-03"
reading_time_minutes: 3
breadcrumb: [Configure, Wiz Vulnerability Response Integration, Vulnerability Response integrations, Vulnerability Response, Unified Security Exposure Management, Security Operations]
---

# Set filtering for the Wiz Test Results Integration

Set the filtering values to import the cloud test results data that you want.

## Before you begin

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Supporting core application

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Benefit

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Wiz Integration

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Users

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Configuration Compliance

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Import and evaluate configuration test results from Wiz to detect non-compliant cloud configurations.Findings are mapped to cloud test results \(CTRs\) in the Configuration Compliance application to help you enforce security policies and standards across your cloud environment.

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Wiz Configuration Compliance Integration \(Wiz Test Results\).

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Vulnerability managers, analysts, and Cloud security teams

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AI Security Exposure Management

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Imports cloud configuration findings as Test Results into Configuration Compliance. Configuration issues related to AI assets, such as AI models and agents and AI security scans are routed into AI security exposure management tables \(AI posture findings\) if this feature is activated.

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Wiz Configuration Compliance Integration \(Wiz Test Results\).

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AI Security managers and vulnerability managers and analysts

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</table>Role required: sn\_vul\_wiz.configure\_integration

## Procedure

1.  Navigate to **All** &gt; **Wiz Vulnerability Integration** &gt; **Administration** &gt; **Configuration**.

2.  Select the **Test Results Configuration** tab.

3.  Fill in the fields.

    For some fields, you can specify multiple values. `--None--` is the \(default\). If `--None--` remains selected for a field, no data is imported for this field.

    **Note:** Host configurations from Wiz are not imported.

    If displayed select the lock icons \(\[Omitted image "dlp-lock-icon.png"\] Alt text: An closed padlock icon that indicates the field is locked and not editable.\) and \(\[Omitted image "dlp-unlock-icon.png"\] Alt text: An opened padlock icon that indicates the field is unlocked and editable.\) to edit and lock your edits.

    Select the **Add/Remove multiple** icon \(\[Omitted image "icon-conference-call.png"\] Alt text: Icon to open a modal\) to open the Edit members modal.

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Field

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Description

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Send AI security findings to AI security exposure management

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This feature is only visible if you have installed [AI Security Exposure Management](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ServiceNow/ServiceNowDocs/australia/markdown/australia/security-management/exploring-ai-security-exposure.md) to import cloud configuration findings as Test Results into Configuration Compliance.

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Severity

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Choose one for Severity filtering:-   --None--
-   LOW
-   MEDIUM
-   HIGH
-   CRITICAL
-   NONE - Return findings with no available severity values.
You might prefer to start with HIGH or CRITICAL to limit your import to findings of critical importance.

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Project ID

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Specify only Cloud Configuration findings for Projects, for example, `Named "Project ID"`.

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Cloud platform

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Configuration findings by Cloud platform. You can specify multiple values, for example, AWS, GitHub, Terraform, OpenAI, GKE, OKE, EKS, AKS.

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Subscription ID

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Specify by entering subscription ID. You can specify multiple values in an array.

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Resource Status

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Specify by status:-   --None--
-   Active
-   Error
-   Inactive


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Framework Category

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Enter security frameworks, security subcategories, or security categories. You can specify multiple values.

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Resource type

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Select **Add/Remove multiple** icon to display the modal. Move your choices to the right column and select **Save**.Or, search for an asset target record type, for example, FIREWALL. You also have the open to add a new resource type record.

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Native type

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Specify findings based on the native type of the cloud resource, for example, `bucket`.

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Has remediation

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Specify findings with \(`TRUE`\), without \(`FALSE`\) remediation instructions, or --None--.

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Status

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Filter by status:-   --None--
-   OPEN
-   REJECTED
-   RESOLVED


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First

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Pagination. Enter a value. You might prefer to start with 500.

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Fetch rejected findings

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Select this check box if you want to import Cloud test results in a failed state \(rejected\) from Wiz. If not selected, failed Cloud test results reported by Wiz are not imported.If imported, these test results remain in a failed state but are not rolled up to Configuration Compliance findings.

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Close rejected findings

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Select this check box if you want to import failed Cloud test results reported by Wiz and automatically close them after import. If not selected, these test results remain in a failed state but are neither closed nor rolled up to Configuration Compliance findings.

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</table>4.  **Select Save and test**.

    If the credentials have been saved and validated successfully a message is displayed. You can select filtering for another integration import.