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How do I see when a finding was first reported?
Click the finding to open its dialog. On the Summary tab, the Reported line gives the date and time, such as 27 Sept, 22:17. It sits with Target and Location. To follow later status changes, use the Activity feed.
Each finding carries a Reported time. It tells you when the finding entered your workspace.
Steps
- Click Issues and click the finding.
- Stay on the Summary tab.
- Find Reported under the severity badge and ID, next to Target and Location.
- Read the date and time.
Good to know
The value is short, such as 27 Sept, 22:17. Times follow the account's settings. The Activity feed uses a full timestamp on each entry.
Because issues persist per target, a finding keeps its original reported time across later scans. A regression is the same issue returning, not a new one. To see when it came back, open the scan where it reappeared and check the Diff tab.
| You want to know | Look at |
|---|---|
| When it first appeared | Reported, on the Summary tab |
| Who changed its status | Activity feed |
| Which scan saw it again | Diff tab of that scan |
| How old it is across the list | Sort your own export by date after Export CSV |
Ageing matters for planning. Older, unfixed findings are good candidates for a team review. The glossary term vulnerability aging explains why.
For the other fields in the dialog, read how to open a finding's details. To find the person who changed it, see who triaged a finding.
The Reported time helps when you plan work against a deadline or a service target, because it shows how long a finding has been open and which ones have waited longest. Read it. Plan around it.
Related questions
- How do I see who changed a finding's status?
- How do I see the full details of a finding?
- How do I find findings that came back after being fixed?
- How do I change a finding's status?
- What does a finding ID like INJ-VULN-02 mean?
How to read a finding in Cyberlop: Summary and Evidence
Step-by-step, with annotated screenshots.
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