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What does Fix rate mean in the Remediation card?
Fix rate is the percentage in the Remediation card, shown beside the counts of Open, Fixed, Regressed and False positives. It tells you how much of your issue list has been fixed. A workspace with 1 fixed and 135 open issues showed 1%.
The short version
The Remediation card is a progress report on fixing. It shows four counts and one percentage. The percentage is the Fix rate. A low number means most findings are still open. A high number means most have been dealt with.
How it works in Cyberlop
| Line | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Open | Issues still waiting for a fix |
| Fixed | Issues marked Fixed |
| Regressed | Issues that came back after being fixed |
| False positives | Issues you marked as not real |
| Fix rate | The share of issues fixed, as a percentage |
The app does not print the exact formula on the page. For a sense of scale, a workspace with 1 fixed issue and 135 open ones showed a Fix rate of 1%.
Issues move between lines in three ways:
- A re-scan that no longer detects an issue marks it Fixed.
- If the issue returns, it becomes a Regression, not a fresh finding.
- You can set the disposition yourself to Fixed, False Positive or Accepted Risk in the issue dialog.
What to do next
- Open Issues and use the triage chips to see what is still New.
- Fix the code, then re-scan the target so the issue can be marked Fixed.
- Review any Regressed issues first. They show a fix that did not hold.
Treat the percentage as a trend, not a score. A young workspace will always start low because most findings are new, and the figure rises only as you fix issues and re-scan so that the app can confirm each fix.
Learn more about regressions and false positives. See also how to see open findings across targets. Need help reading your numbers? Contact us.
Related questions
- What does the Dashboard show?
- What do the Targets, Total scans, Running scans and Fixed issues cards count?
- How do I see how many findings are still open across all my targets?
- How do I open a scan or target from the Dashboard?
- Why does the Cost column on the Dashboard show a dash for some scans?
Cyberlop dashboard overview: what each card means and what to act on
Step-by-step, with annotated screenshots.
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