Use the vulnerability list
Last updated: July 16, 2026
Use this article when you want to triage, filter, or prioritize vulnerabilities from the main vulnerability table.
What to check first
Open the Vulnerabilities view.
Check whether the default filters are hiding resolved, closed, untriaged, non-default-branch, or all-branch findings.
Use Filters to narrow by type, status, severity, impact, asset, application, assignee, branch, tag, or path.
Use Secret Assessment to separate Provider check and Context assessment secret findings.
Important columns
Vulnerability: severity, title, type-specific context, and a Provider check or Context assessment badge for secret findings.
Asset: repository or source where the vulnerability appears.
Introduced: when Cysmiq first detected the vulnerability.
Impact: attacker outcomes such as account takeover, data access, or command execution.
Lifecycle: current status and resolution when set.
Assignee: current owner and assignment controls.
Secret assessment methods
Provider check: Cysmiq checks a supported credential with its provider to determine whether it is valid and active.
Context assessment: when a provider check is unavailable, Cysmiq reviews the detection and source context to help determine whether it is actionable.
Common actions
Open a row to review the full vulnerability detail page.
Select multiple rows to change status or resolution in bulk.
Export selected rows when you need an offline list.
Save recurring filter sets as saved views for repeated workflows.
Canonical docs
For the maintained reference, see Vulnerability list view.
Contact support if
A vulnerability you expect to see does not appear after filters are cleared.
Counts in the table do not match another view or report.
A row is missing asset, lifecycle, assignee, or vulnerability context.