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Overview

The Archived Vulnerabilities section is used to store vulnerabilities that are no longer actively tracked but are preserved for:
  • Historical reference
  • Audit and compliance
  • Long-term record keeping
These vulnerabilities are removed from active workflows but remain accessible when needed.

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Archived Vulnerabilities List

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What You See

  • Vulnerability title
  • Archived by (user/system)
  • Owner
  • Assessment
  • Current state
  • Severity

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Filters & Controls

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Available Filters

  • Severity
  • State
This helps in:
  • Reviewing past issues
  • Auditing archived findings
  • Searching historical vulnerabilities

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Unarchive Vulnerability

You can restore an archived vulnerability back into the workflow.

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How It Works

  • Click the three-dot menu (⋯)
  • Select Unarchive
This moves the vulnerability back to: ➡️ Active or Closed state (based on last status)

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Archived Vulnerability Details

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Includes

  • Full vulnerability report
  • Severity and CWE mapping
  • Category classification
  • Steps to reproduce
  • Impact analysis

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Metadata & Context

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Available Fields

  • Owner
  • State
  • Assessment
  • Affected asset
  • CWE
  • Reported date
  • Business unit
  • SLA status

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Activity Timeline

Archived vulnerabilities retain full history:
  • Comments and discussions
  • Status transitions
  • Ownership updates
This ensures:
  • Complete traceability
  • Audit readiness
  • Historical accountability

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Attachments

All supporting files remain accessible:
  • Screenshots
  • Logs
  • Evidence files

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When to Archive

Archive vulnerabilities when:
  • They are no longer relevant
  • They are superseded by newer findings
  • They are retained only for compliance
  • They clutter active workflows

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Why It Matters

Archiving helps:
  • Reduce noise in active dashboards
  • Keep workflows focused
  • Maintain clean vulnerability pipelines
  • Preserve long-term security history

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Key Benefits

  • Clean and organized vulnerability management
  • Full audit trail retention
  • Easy restoration when needed
  • Improved operational clarity

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Where It Fits

Archived Vulnerabilities completes the lifecycle:
  • Active → Closed → Archived
And integrates with:
  • Reports & Compliance
  • SLA Tracking
  • Risk Acceptance
  • Audit Logs

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