The Protection page

The Seal UI surface where you triage vulnerable packages, review what is sealed, manage Sealing Rules, and configure Scanner Exclusions.

The Protection page is the day-to-day work surface for security analysts and engineers. It groups every package and every rule across your tenant into four tabs:

• Vulnerable packages: every package Seal has discovered that has at least one open vulnerability.

• Sealed packages: every package that has been replaced with a sealed version, with attestation downloads.

• Sealing rules: the list of remote Sealing Rules in the tenant.

• Scanner exclusions: the list of Scanner Exclusions in the tenant. Hidden by default; an Admin enables the feature in Settings.

The Protection page is tenant-scoped: all tabs span every Seal Project unless you filter by Project. There is no separate "per-project" view.

The drawer

Clicking a row on the Vulnerable packages or Sealed packages tab opens a side drawer with that row's package detail. The drawer is per-package: it shows everything Seal knows about, say, [email protected], including the full list of vulnerabilities affecting that package version, the matching sealed version (when one exists), the code diff, and links to relevant Sealing Rules. If the package has multiple CVEs, they all appear together in the drawer.

Empty state

Until your tenant has accumulated scan data, the Protection page shows the Welcome cards in place of the regular tabs.

Related

• Package states: the canonical reference for the six values shown in the Vulnerable packages tab's state column.

• Vulnerability detail: the per-vulnerability content shown inside the drawer.

• Sealing Rules: the deeper concept-and-how-to home for the Sealing rules tab.

• Scanner Exclusions: the deeper home for the Scanner exclusions tab.