Global Explore

Overview

Global Explore lets you query data across the Nucleus projects you are permitted to access. Use it to investigate organization-wide exposure, compare projects, create cross-project result sets, and export data with its project context included.

For more advanced queries limited to one selected project, use the All Findings Page.

To access the Global Explore, from the Global Console, select Explore from the main navigation.

Global and project-level scope

Page	Scope	Best used for
Global Explore	All projects you are permitted to access	Cross-project analysis, comparisons, portfolio reporting, and exports that include project context
All Findings	The currently selected project	Project investigation, saved searches, exports, and project-level actions on findings

Global Explore applies your existing project permissions. Results only include data from projects you can access.

Query across projects

Global Explore includes project information in the queryable datasets. Two fields are especially useful:

Field	Purpose
`project_id`	The numeric identifier for the Nucleus project. Use it when project names may be duplicated or when another workflow references project IDs.
`project_name`	The display name of the Nucleus project. Use it to identify, filter, and sort results in a readable format.

Add one or both fields to the selected columns so each result can be traced to its project.

NQL mode

NQL mode provides direct control over the dataset, fields, filters, calculations, aliases, and sort order.

Find exploited vulnerabilities across all accessible projects

SELECT project_name, project_id, finding_name, asset_name, severity,
       nucleus_threat_rating, nucleus_exploited
FROM findings
WHERE nucleus_exploited = "Yes"
ORDER BY nucleus_threat_rating DESC, project_name ASC

Example:

Limit a query to selected project IDs

SELECT project_name, project_id, finding_name, asset_name, severity, due_date
FROM findings
WHERE project_id IN (101, 102, 103)
ORDER BY project_name ASC, severity DESC, due_date ASC

Replace the example project IDs with IDs from your Nucleus environment.

Limit a query to selected project names

SELECT project_name, finding_name, asset_name, severity, finding_status
FROM findings
WHERE project_name CONTAINS "Production"
ORDER BY project_name ASC, severity DESC

Project IDs are the safer filter when projects may share the same name.

Find high-risk assets across projects

SELECT project_name, project_id, asset_name, asset_type, asset_source,
       asset_risk_score, business_criticality
FROM assets
WHERE is_active = "Yes"
ORDER BY asset_risk_score DESC, project_name ASC

See Nucleus Query Language for syntax and Available Datasets for supported fields.

Permissions and result scope

Global Explore returns data only from projects you can access.
Dataset-specific permissions still apply.
Changes to project access may change the results of a saved query.
A query that returns no data may be valid if no accessible project contains a matching record.