Overview
This article explains how to filter findings in Hyver using the advanced filtering panel.
Filters help you focus on findings that meet specific criteria — such as severity, source, asset type, or even tag — so you can streamline triage and remediation planning.
1. Open the Filters panel
On the Findings (or Assets) page, the left-hand pane includes a Filters section.
Click the dropdown arrow next to any filter category to expand it and view available filter options:
2. Apply filters
Each filter supports checkboxes, sliders, or input fields depending on the attribute.
Once you select a filter value, the findings list updates immediately.
Example: Select Severity: Critical and Status: Open to focus on the highest-risk unresolved issues.
When applying multiple filters, Hyver uses an AND logic — all conditions must be met.
When choosing multiple values within a single filter, Hyver uses an OR logic — any of the selected values will match.
3. Filter by share-level permissions
You can filter findings based on share-level access — a helpful way to quickly view what you or your team has access to manage or review.
4. Clear filters
Whenever a filter is active, an icon appears to show it's in use.
Click Clear to remove the filter and redisplay the full list of findings.
Filtering tips
Search by ID: Every finding ID starts with
#F-. You can enter just the number (no prefix needed) to search.Asset IDs begin with
#A-Remediation asset IDs begin with
#R-
Filtering by Tags:
Tags may apply to findings, remediation assets, or both.
If a tag matches only findings, only those are shown.
If it matches only remediation assets, the related finding is shown alongside.
If both match, all are shown.
Wrap-up / Next Steps
Hyver’s filtering options give you a detailed lens into your findings — from severity to ownership to tags. Whether you're managing a large engagement or just looking for a single fix, filters help you get there faster.