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Vulnerabilities

The Vulnerabilities section is the central environment for managing threats identified in the environment during scans. Within it, you can follow the entire lifecycle of a vulnerability, from initial detection to its resolution or mitigation.

Overview

The top indicators offer a consolidated view of the state of security:

  • Active Threats: Vulnerabilities that require attention or immediate action.

  • Solved Threats: Risks that have already been properly corrected.

  • Muted Threats: Items removed from active monitoring by user decision.

Active Threats List

In this area, each vulnerability is presented with the following technical details:

  • Status: Indicates the current state of the threat (e.g., Pending or Under Analysis).

  • Threat: Technical name of the vulnerability identified by the system.

  • Target: The specific resource (IP, domain, or endpoint) where the risk was located.

  • Type: Severity classification of the threat (risk level, e.g., medium).

  • Detected: Indicates the time elapsed since the original identification of the threat.

  • More details: Clicking on the row displays a modal with detailed information and recommendations about the item.

Search, Filters, and Refresh

Use the tools located in the upper right corner to manage and locate data quickly:

  • Search (Magnifying Glass): Search for a specific target by typing the name or IP address and pressing Enter.

  • Filters: Refine the list by combining criteria:

    • Target or threat: Filters by the name of the resource or vulnerability.

    • Domain: Selects from the options All, Registered, or Discovered.

    • Threat type: Filters by severity (Info, Low, Medium, High, and Critical).

    • Scan type: Filters by categories such as Applications, Open Ports, and Internal Vulnerabilities.

  • Refresh: Allows viewing recent changes immediately, without the need to wait for the next automatic update.

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