Searching for Exceptions
Use the search tokens below to search for vulnerability exceptions. Looking for help with writing your query? click here
createdcreated
Specify a date to specify the creation date of the exception.
Example
Show exceptions created on this date.
created: '2023-07-23'
Show exceptions created between certain dates.
created: [2013-06-15 ... 2023-06-30]
createdBycreatedBy
Use a text value ##### to specify the name of a user who created the exception.
Example
Show exceptions created by this user.
createdBy: user1
endDateendDate
Use a date to specify the expiry date of the exception.
Example
Show exceptions expiring on this date.
endDate: '2023-07-23'
list.namelist.name
Use a text value ##### to specify the name of the vulnerability list.
Example
Show exceptions associated with this vulnerability list.
list.name: list1
list.qidslist.qids
Use numbers to specify QIDs associated with the exception.
Examples
Show exeptions that include these QIDs.
list.qids: [378640,15144]
namename
Use a text value ##### to specify the name of the exception.
Examples
Show the exception with this name
name: Exception_Risks_Accepted
scopescope
Use a text value ##### to specify the scope for the exception. The valid values are: IMAGE and CONTAINER.
Examples
Show exceptions with the scope as IMAGE.
scope: IMAGE
updatedupdated
Specify a date to specify the date on which the exception was last updated.
Examples
Show exceptions that were updated on this date.
updated: '2023-07-23'
Show exceptions that were updated between these two dates.
updated: [2013-06-15 ... 2023-06-30]
updatedByupdatedBy
Use a text value ##### to specify the name of a user who last updated the exception.
Examples
Show exceptions updated by this user.
updatedBy: User1
andand
Use a boolean query to express your query using AND logic.
Example
Show events with type Standard and with action Allow
eventType: STANDARD and action: ALLOW
notnot
Use a boolean query to express your query using NOT logic.
Example
Show events that don't have Deny action
not action: DENY
oror
Use a boolean query to express your query using OR logic.
Example
Show events with one of these actions
action: ALLOW or action: MONITOR