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Alerts

The Alerts page is your main workspace for monitoring, prioritizing, and managing security vulnerabilities detected across your software stack. It provides a clear, actionable view of risks that require attention.

Tip

Start your daily review by filtering Critical + KEV alerts to catch the most urgent risks.

Page Overview

When to use this page

  • After vulnerabilities are detected for monitored software
  • When reviewing newly disclosed or updated CVEs
  • When prioritizing remediation work based on severity or exploitability
  • When tracking the status of vulnerability response over time

What you can do

  • Review detected vulnerability alerts across your software stack
  • Filter alerts by severity, status, exploitability, or KEV inclusion
  • Search alerts by CVE ID, vendor, or software
  • Update alert statuses individually or in bulk
  • Track remediation progress from discovery to resolution

At a Glance

  • A paginated list of detected CVEs affecting monitored software
  • Severity and remediation status filters
  • Bulk actions for updating alert status
  • Search and pagination controls for large environments

Warning

Marking an alert as Fixed does not verify remediation automatically—it reflects your internal tracking decision.

Key Sections & UI Elements

Status Filters

Located at the top-left of the page.

Buttons include:

  • Unknown
  • In Progress
  • Fixed
  • Dismissed

These buttons filter alerts by their current remediation status.

Note

  • Alerts typically start in Unknown status until you explicitly review or update them.
  • Dismissed alerts are hidden by default when filtering by active statuses.

Severity Filters

Checkboxes allow filtering alerts by CVSS severity:

  • Critical
  • High
  • Medium
  • Low

All severities are enabled by default.

Tip

Uncheck lower severities to focus only on the most urgent vulnerabilities.

PoC & KEV Filters

  • PoC – Show only alerts with a known Proof of Concept exploit
  • KEV – Show only alerts listed in the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog

These filters help prioritize vulnerabilities that are actively exploitable.

Search & Pagination Controls

On the right side of the filter bar:

  • Items per page – Select how many alerts are shown at once (5, 10, 20, 50)
  • Search field – Search alerts by CVE ID, vendor, or software
  • Search button – Apply the search query

Alerts List

Each alert represents a single vulnerability affecting a specific vendor and software.

Each alert row displays:

  • CVSS Score (colored badge)
  • CVE ID
  • Current Status (Unknown, In Progress, Fixed, Dismissed)
  • Vendor & Software
  • Disclosure Date
  • Vendor Icon
  • Short vulnerability description
  • Selection checkbox (for bulk actions)

Alerts are visually styled to reflect severity and status.

Bulk Edit Menu

Located at the bottom-right of the alerts list.

  • Disabled by default
  • Becomes active when one or more alerts are selected
  • Allows bulk status updates:
    • Fixed
    • In Progress
    • Dismissed
    • Unknown

Warning

Bulk actions apply immediately to all selected alerts. Double-check your selection before updating.

Pagination

At the bottom of the page:

  • Page numbers
  • Previous / Next controls

Use these to navigate through large alert sets.

Step-by-Step: Reviewing and Updating Alerts

  1. Filter alerts

    • Use status, severity, PoC, or KEV filters to narrow the list.

  2. Search if needed

    • Enter a CVE ID or software name in the search bar and click Search.

  3. Review alert details

    • Read the description and note severity and exploitability.

  4. Select alerts

    • Use the checkbox on one or more alerts.

  5. Update status

    • Click Edit
    • Choose the appropriate status (e.g., In Progress or Fixed)

  6. Confirm results

    • The alert status updates immediately in the list.

Advanced & Power-User Notes

  • Status colors and borders are visually consistent across the UI for quick scanning.
  • The Edit dropdown remains intentionally disabled until a selection is made to prevent accidental changes.
  • Pagination and filters work together—changing filters may reduce total page count.

If something on this page behaves differently than expected, it may depend on your organization’s alert ingestion or project configuration. When unsure, treat alerts as Unknown until verified.