# Threat Resolution

In **"Threat Resolution"**, the user can manage and resolve the threats found during the scans.

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Below are the available features:

#### **Schedule Scan**

Configure a new scan schedule for the targets. Follow these steps:

1. Define a name for the schedule.
2. Set the frequency (One-Time Execution, Daily, Weekly, Monthly, or Annually).
3. Set the next execution (Date and Time).
4. Select the targets.
5. Finally, click **"Confirm Scheduling".**

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### **Search and Filters**

In the upper-right corner of the screen, the following resources are available to help you search for **Schedules**:

* **Search**: Click on the magnifying glass icon to open the search field. Type the name of the threat and press Enter to locate it.
* **Filters**: Click on **"Filters"** to refine the search with the following options:
  * **Threat Name**: Enter the name of the threat and press Enter to locate it.
  * **Threat Type**: Select the type (Info, Low, Medium, High, or Critical). By default, the filter is set to "All."
  * **Domain**: Select the desired domain.
  * **Status**: Choose between All, Resolved, and Pending.
  * **Threats**: Choose between Active and Silenced.

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You can also filter the **Threat Type** using the options displayed on the left side of the screen.
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After filling out or selecting the filters, simply click **"Apply"**. If you want to remove the filters, click **"Clear Filters".**

### **Refresh**

The **"Refresh"** button allows you to check for new changes immediately, without waiting for the next automatic update.

### **Threat Panel**

The top panels show the number of threats by status:

* **Active Threats**: Threats that are active and require immediate action.
* **Resolved Threats**: Threats that have been resolved and no longer pose risks.
* **Silenced Threats**: Threats that have been silenced and are no longer being monitored.

### **Threat Analysis: Target Resolution | Active**

In this section, you can view all the identified threats and direct the necessary actions to manage them. The information is presented with the following details:

* **Status**: Indicates the current status of the threat (Resolved or Pending).
* **Threat**: Name of the detected threat.
* **Target**: Target associated with the threat.
* **Type**: Severity level of the threat (Info, Low, Medium, High, or Critical).
* **Created at**: Number of days since creation.
* **Fast Actions**: Choose one of the following options:
  * **Accept Risks**
  * **Mark as False Positive**
  * **Add Mitigation Controls**
  * **How to solve?** Use AI to resolve the target. By clicking this option, our AI will assist in resolving the target.

**Silence Vulnerability**\
When clicking on one of the last three options in the quick actions menu, the **"Silence Vulnerability"** screen is displayed.

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Fill in the following fields to silence a target:

* **Reason:** Enter the reason for silencing the target.
* **Justification:** Select the appropriate justification (Accept Risks, Mitigated, or False Positive).
* **Silencing Period:** Choose the desired period.

After filling in the fields, click **"Silence"**.


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