• Dismissing Exposures

  Dismissing Exposures Category: Exposures & Threats If an exposure is not relevant or is a false positive, you can dismiss it. Dismiss Reasons Already Fixed - You've resolved the issue outside of Malanta Not an Exposure - It's a false positive (the detected issue isn't actually a vulnerability) Ignore (Will Not Fix) - You've accepted the risk and chosen not to remediate Other - A custom reason you can describe Dismiss Scope When dismissing, you canFew readers

• Business Impact Categories

  Business Impact Categories Category: Exposures & Threats Each exposure may include a business impact assessment describing what could happen if the vulnerability is exploited: Operational Disruption - Could disrupt business operations or service availability. Reputation Damage - Could harm the organization's public image or brand trust. Financial Losses - Could result in direct financial damage. Legal and Regulatory Consequences - Could lead to complianceFew readers

• What is an Exposure?

  What is an Exposure? Category: Exposures & Threats An exposure is a discovered vulnerability or weakness in your external attack surface. Each exposure represents something that an attacker could potentially exploit - a misconfigured DNS record, a leaked credential, an expired certificate, or a subdomain that can be taken over. Exposure Data Fields Every exposure includes: Exposure Type - The category of vulnerability (e.g., "Subdomain Takeover", "Invalid SSL CertificateFew readers

• Imminent Threats vs Regular Exposures

  Imminent Threats vs Regular Exposures Category: Exposures & Threats What's the Difference? Exposures are vulnerabilities that exist in your attack surface - things like misconfigured DNS, expired certificates, or leaked data. They represent things that could be exploited. Imminent Threats are a subset of exposures where there's evidence that attackers are actively preparing to exploit them. They mean an attacker is not just aware of the vulnerability but is activFew readers

• How to Filter and Search Exposures

  How to Filter and Search Exposures Category: Exposures & Threats The Exposures page lets you filter and search to find specific vulnerabilities quickly. Available Filters Asset Type - Registered Domain, Subdomain, IP Address, Certificate Status - Exposed, Hijacked, Spoofed, Impersonated, Invalid, Prevented Exposure Type - The category of vulnerability Potential Impact - The business impact category Exposure Scenario - The specific scenario typeFew readers