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The Packages view lists the secure channels provisioned for your perimeter and lets you inspect their contents. Use it to see which packages a channel contains and which CVEs are associated with them.

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Viewing channels

Select Resources > Packages in the left-hand navigation. The list shows the secure channels provisioned for the current perimeter, including each channel’s source, package count, applied policy (if any), and the number of files that policy has removed. Only secure channels appear in this list; registered external channels are not included.
The Packages view listing three secure channels with their sources, policies, and policy results

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Viewing a channel’s packages

Select a channel from the list to view its details and browse its contents. The view shows the channel’s source, when it was added, and the number of packages and CVEs it contains. If a policy is applied to the channel, the view also shows the policy’s name and when it last synced the channel’s packages.
A channel view showing its source, added date, package and CVE counts, active policy with last synced time, and the package list
The channel’s contents are organized into two tabs:
  • Packages: Every package in the channel, with a description, family, file count, and CVE count for each
  • CVEs: The CVEs associated with the channel’s packages
To find a specific package in a channel, enter the package’s name in the search box at the top of the table. The list and the package count on the Packages tab update as you type.
A channel's package list filtered to 58 packages after entering airflow in the search box

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Viewing package details

Select a package to open its details in a panel beside the list. The panel shows the package’s name, channel, license, latest version, last published date, and total downloads.
The package details panel showing the package summary and the Files tab listing airflow package files
The panel organizes the rest of the package’s details into four tabs:
Channel policies are managed from the perimeter’s Code tab. For more information, see Channel governance.