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Vulnerabilities and Findings

JupiterOne offers a dedicated view for highlighting vulnerabilities and findings within Alerts. This surfaces and consolidates findings and vulnerabilities imported from your configured integrations based on Finding class entities.

JupiterOne Vulnerabilities and Findings

Accessing Vulnerabilities and Findings​

Vulnerabilities and findings now live in their own Vulnerabilities section in the left navigation, rather than behind a button on the Alerts page.

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The steps below describe the legacy Vulnerabilities and Findings table. This experience is being reworked as part of the dedicated Vulnerabilities section, so the Edit Query, Filters tab, and Exception controls may differ from what you see today.

Updating the query​

By selecting Edit Query, you are able to adjust the query used to populate the Findings table. This will allow you to further tune the desired information that appears.

Filtering results​

With the Filters tab, you are able to filter the data to only display particular entity types, severities, or source accounts.

Reviewing Findings​

From the table, you are able to sort and adjust the findings by Type, Severity, Title/Description, Open since date, and the Source Account.

JupiterOne finding expanded view

To view a finding, simply select it from within the table. This will allow you to view the graph finding, query, and its associated metadata.

Marking exceptions​

You are able to mark findings for exception when relevant. To do so, find the entry within the table you'd like to mark as an exception, and select the Exception button on the right of the table.

Additionally, you are able to sort and view all exceptions with the Show Exceptions filter.

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