How to export vulnerability reports to HTML/PDF and Jira

GitLab's Vulnerability Report facilitates seamless management of security scan results within the platform, allowing users to manage code, run security scans, and address vulnerabilities without needing to switch tools. While some teams prefer separate tools like Jira for vulnerability management, GitLab provides easy export options, such as CSV for external analysis or PDF for simplified presentation. Using GitLab's API, vulnerability data can be exported to HTML/PDF or integrated into Jira projects. This blog explains how to export reports to HTML/PDF by forking or importing a specific project, configuring CI/CD variables, and running a pipeline to generate downloadable files. Similarly, vulnerabilities can be exported to Jira by leveraging GitLab and Jira APIs to create individual tickets for each vulnerability, with the capability to prevent duplicate tickets through search queries. The scripts used for these exports are for educational purposes and are not officially supported by GitLab.

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