Overview
This article explains the History tab in the Finding Details pane.
The History tab serves as an audit log, showing a complete timeline of changes to the finding — from status updates to field edits. It’s essential for traceability and transparency.
Key events
The History tab lists all key events related to the finding, such as:
Creation
Status changes
Field modifications
Deletions
Each entry includes:
Name of the member who made the change
If a change was made by CYE, the entry is labeled Hyver
If a change was made by you or your team, it will show your name — but CYE will only see “Customer”, not the specific name
Title and Change
The field that was updated, showing the old value → new valueType of change
Examples: creation, modification, status changeTimestamp
The exact date and time the change occurred:
Note on the Modification Date
The modification date reflects any change made to the finding — whether it's a change to the content or not.
This includes:
Manual edits to any field (e.g., updating the description or changing a status)
System-driven updates, even if no visible value is changed — for example, automatic updates to the priority field
In short, any interaction with the finding, manual or automatic, will update the modification date.
Audit data for the finding creation date
Also note: Audit data for the finding creation date is restricted.
Only restricted users can view this information if the finding is marked as such. When permission is changed to "Anyone with permission," this data is no longer visible to others:
Wrap-up
The History tab gives you the full picture of what’s changed — and who changed it. Whether you’re reviewing past actions or confirming accountability, this is where the audit trail lives.