Remediation efforts in the Vulnerability Manager Workspace

Release version: Australia

Updated March 12, 2026

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Summary of Remediation Efforts in the Vulnerability Manager Workspace

The Remediation Effort in the Vulnerability Manager Workspace consists of static records linked to a watch topic, which do not update with new data or changes. Specific roles are required to access different types of vulnerable items: VITs, AVITs, CVITs, and CTRs.

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Key Features

Accessing Remediation Efforts: Select 'Active' from the Remediation efforts list and click on a remediation effort link to view details.
Grouping Records: Use the three dots menu in the Record Type column to categorize records into VITs, AVITs, CVITs, and CTRs.
Monitoring Progress: The Overview tab shows a history of closed records, while the Details tab provides information on the watch topic and status.
Managing Tasks: The Remediation Tasks tab displays associated tasks and their remediation percentages. The Vulnerable Items tab lists related records.
Deactivation: You can deactivate a remediation effort, but any active records will be available for new efforts if not all are closed.
Configuration Test Results: View associated test results on the Configuration Test Results tab for relevant remediation efforts.

Key Outcomes

Once all records in a remediation task are closed, the remediation effort changes to inactive status. Inactive efforts will not allow closed records to be added to new efforts, enabling better management of remediation processes.

A Remediation Effort is a set of records that are associated with a watch topic. The records listed on a remediation effort are static. They are not updated by new import data or changes that you make to watch topics.

Role required:

sn_vul.vulnerability_analyst, or sn_vul.vulnerability_admin for host vulnerable items (VITs)
sn_vul.app_sec_manager for application vulnerable items (AVITs)
sn_vul_container.vulnerability_analyst or sn_vul_container.vulnerability_admin for container vulnerable items (CVITs)
sn_vulc.admin for configuration test results (CTRs)

With Active selected under the Remediation efforts list on the List page, click a remediation effort link to open it. To categorize the Remediation efforts into host vulnerable items (VITs), application vulnerable items (AVITs), container vulnerable items (CVITs), and configuration test results (CTRs), select the three dots menu on the Record Type column and then select Group by Record type.

The related list items on the remediation effort record permit you to view overall remediation progress and status on the records associated with it.

On the Overview tab, monitor the records associated with this remediation effort that have been closed over time. To the right of the record, click the filter icon on the graph to see the filters applied to the data visualization.
On the Details tab, view details about the remediation effort including its associated watch topic and status (Active or Inactive). You can deactivate a remediation effort from this page. If you deactivate the remediation effort before all the records are closed, any active records become available to add to new remediation efforts.
On the Remediation Tasks tab, view the Remediation Tasks associated with this remediation effort. See the percentage of the records associated with this task that are remediated.
On the Vulnerable Items tab, view the records associated with this remediation effort. When all the records in a remediation task are completed and closed, the remediation effort transitions to Inactive. When a remediation effort is inactive, all the closed records associated with the remediation effort aren’t available to add to new remediation efforts.
Note:
The Vulnerable Items tab appears for the remediation efforts that are associated with watch topics in the Host Vulnerabilities, Application Vulnerabilities, and Container Vulnerabilities modules.
On the Configuration Test Results tab, view the Configuration Test Results associated with the Remediation Effort. When all the records in a remediation task are completed and closed, the remediation effort transitions to Inactive. When a remediation effort is inactive, all the closed records associated with the remediation effort aren’t available to add to new remediation efforts.
Note:
The Configuration Test Results tab appears for the remediation efforts that are associated with the watch topics in the Configuration Test Results module.

For more details and UI actions you can perform from a remediation effort, see Use Remediation Effort records.