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Use this page to find software vulnerabilities that Cork found and to read what each column means. It is for company users and MSP staff.

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Before you start

  • You need Security read access.
  • Cork must be connected and its companies mapped. Without Cork, the Vulnerabilities tab does not appear. See Enable the Cork integration.

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Find a vulnerability

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Open Vulnerabilities

Open Security > Vulnerabilities and check the company selector.
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Search by CVE or software

Type in the CVE or Software column filter. Use only one at a time. When both are filled, the CVE search is used.
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Narrow the list

Use Company to pick companies, Priority to pick a priority, Known Exploited to pick Yes or No, and CVSS to set a score range.
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Sort and page

Click a column header to sort. The table shows 20 vulnerabilities per page.
A link from the Security Dashboard can open the list already filtered to Critical priority or Known Exploited. Clear the filter to see every finding.

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Read the columns

Known Exploited describes the vulnerability, not your company. It does not mean you were attacked. A missing score or a No does not mean the software is safe. The table is read-only. You cannot patch, mark a finding fixed, or export a CSV here.

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Plan follow-up

Select rows from one company, then open Actions (N) in the page header. Finishing the Planner item does not patch the software or rescan it in Cork.

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Troubleshooting

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Frequently asked questions

The page sends one search value. A filled CVE filter takes priority over Software.
No. It flags the vulnerability. Your MSP must check your environment.
No. It creates follow-up work. Patching and rescanning happen outside MSPortal.
Tell the Home AI Assistant the CVE, company, and software, then confirm the request when prompted.