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Last 24 Hours | Filter vulnerabilities triggered in the last hour, last 24 hours, last 7 days, last 30 days, or last 90 days. You can also configure your own period of time by clicking the Custom Range option. This option enables you to customize a range. When you click Custom Range, a calendar opens. You can choose the first and last day to delimit your search by clicking the days on the calendar or entering the days directly. Then select the hours, minutes, and seconds by clicking the specific box. Finally, select AM or PM. |
Active/Inactive | Filter vulnerabilities by the active or inactive vulnerabilities. See About Active and Inactive Vulnerabilities. |
Labels | Filter vulnerabilities by the labels applied to the . See Labeling the Vulnerabilities for more information. |
Suppressed | Filter vulnerabilities by whether they are marked as suppressed. See Viewing Vulnerabilities Details for more information. |
Vulnerability Name | Filter vulnerabilities by name of the vulnerability. |
Severity | Filter vulnerabilities by severity of the vulnerability. Values are High, Medium, and Low. See About Vulnerability Severity. |
Source | Filter vulnerabilities by the source that found the vulnerability. |
Asset | Filter vulnerabilities of the that is vulnerable. |
Asset Groups | This is the that has vulnerable asset. The number between parentheses indicates the number of assets in the asset group. |
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