On Issues, open the Severity filter (it reads All severities) and choose Critical. The table then lists only Critical findings, still sorted with the most urgent first. Choose All severities to clear it. You can combine it with the other filters.
The Issues page lists findings from all scans. A filter bar above the table narrows them.
Steps
- Click Issues in the sidebar.
- In the filter bar, open the first dropdown. It reads All severities.
- Choose Critical.
- To go back, open the dropdown again and choose All severities.
Good to know
The severity list has six levels: Critical, High, Medium, Low, Informational and Best Practice. The same dropdown works for any of them.
If a Critical finding you expect is missing, check the other controls too. The list is shaped by every filter at once.
| Control | Check this |
|---|---|
| Confidence | Set to All confidences? |
| Class | Set to All classes? |
| Target | Set to All targets? |
| Triage chips | Is a status hidden, such as Fixed? |
| Search box | Is it empty? |
Rows are sorted by severity, Critical first, so the top of the unfiltered list already shows the worst items. Filtering is still useful when you want to hand a clean list to a teammate or Export CSV for a review.
Read what the severity levels mean before you decide what to fix first. Severity and confidence are separate, as this glossary entry explains.
A Critical list is a good thing to review with the whole team before a release, because it keeps the discussion on the few items that could hurt most rather than on the long tail. Start there. Then move down.
Related questions
- What severity levels does Cyberlop use?
- How do I filter findings by confidence?
- How do I see only one vulnerability class, like Injection?
- How do I hide fixed and false-positive findings from the Issues list?
- What's the difference between the Issues page and a scan's Findings tab?
How to search and filter vulnerability findings on the Issues page
Step-by-step, with annotated screenshots.
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