# Issue card information

Issue cards appear on the details page for a Project. You can use available options to do the following:

* [View issue card information](#view-issue-card-information).
* [Expand an issue card to show more details](#expand-an-issue-card-to-show-more-details).
* [Filter and sort issue cards](#filter-and-sort-issue-cards).
* [Perform additional card actions](#perform-additional-card-actions).

## View Issue card information

Issue cards show details for a specific vulnerability or license issue and actions you can take.

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The issue card provides a [Header section](#header-section) and [Body section](#body-section) with information as explained in the next sections of this documentation.

### Header section

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* [Severity level](../../manage-risk/prioritize-issues-for-fixing/severity-levels): for example, **High**
* Issue name: for example, **Uninitialized Memory Exposure**, with a link that can be copied
* **Score**: [Priority score](../../manage-risk/prioritize-issues-for-fixing/priority-score): 0 to 1,000
* Type: **VULNERABILITY** or LICENSE ISSUE
* Links to [CWE](https://cwe.mitre.org/index.html) (Common Weakness Enumeration), [CVSS](https://www.first.org/cvss/calculator/3.1) (Common Vulnerability Scoring System), and [Snyk Vulnerability Database](https://snyk.io/vuln) information for the issue. You can use these links to view more information about the CWE, CVE, and CVSS scores or navigate to the Snyk Vulnerability Database information for a specific vulnerability from its issue card.

### Body section

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* **Introduced through**: The path through which the vulnerability or license was introduced
* **Fixed in:** The file the vulnerability is fixed in
* [**Exploit maturity**](../../manage-risk/prioritize-issues-for-fixing/view-exploits): for example, **Mature** or **Proof Of Concept**
* **Reachability**: for example, **Reachable**. For information and an example, see [Reachable vulnerabilities](../../manage-risk/prioritize-issues-for-fixing/reachability-analysis)
* **Social Trends**: Snyk shows a [Trending](../../manage-risk/prioritize-issues-for-fixing/vulnerabilities-with-social-trends) banner for issues that are being actively discussed on X (formerly known as Twitter).

## Expand an issue card to show more details

When you expand the issue card to show more information, you can see details for the vulnerability, including:

* Detailed path information
* Fix advice
* Overview of the vulnerability
* Any vulnerable functions within the vulnerability

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## Filter and sort issue cards

You can apply multiple filters to a Project to show a set of issues based on specific criteria:

* Vulnerability or license issue
* Issues with a specific severity
* Issues within a range of the priority score
* Issues that have an exploit and how mature the exploit is
* Issues that are open or have been patched or ignored

You can sort the issue cards in a Project based on their priority score or severity.

## Perform additional card actions

You can perform the following actions on the issue card:

* [Ignore the issue](../../manage-risk/prioritize-issues-for-fixing/ignore-issues): if you do not need to take action on an issue, or it does not need to appear on your reports, you can ignore it.
* [Create a Jira ticket](../../integrate-with-snyk/jira-and-slack-integrations/jira-integration): if you have the Jira integration, you can link your issue boards to Snyk and create Jira tickets directly from the Project details page to fix vulnerabilities.
* [Fix the vulnerability](../../scan-with-snyk/snyk-open-source/manage-vulnerabilities/fix-your-vulnerabilities): if a fix is available, you can fix individual vulnerabilities.
