Overview
This article explains how to report that a finding has been fixed, and how to verify that the fix is complete.
Marking a finding as Fixed updates all relevant calculations in Hyver — including attack paths in the Mitigation Graph and breach likelihood. Verification confirms the resolution and adds a layer of accountability.
1. Report a finding as fixed
Go to the Findings page by clicking the icon in the left-hand navigation.
Click a row in the list to open the finding’s details in the right-hand pane:
Then:
In the Status field at the top, select Fixed.
You’ll be prompted to add a comment explaining what action was taken to resolve the issue:
Once marked as Fixed, all downstream logic is updated:
Edges in the Mitigation Graph are removed
The finding’s likelihood is recalculated
Risk exposure values are adjusted
2. Verify the fix
After marking a finding as Fixed, it should be verified — either by your team or by the CYE service team, depending on your agreement:
In the right-hand pane, check the box labeled Has been verified:
Once verified, the finding will display a green shield icon in the Findings list
✅ The Has been verified option only applies to findings of type Vulnerability
3. Verify in bulk
You can verify multiple findings at once:
Select multiple rows from the Findings list
Click the pencil icon on the toolbar
Choose an option to apply verification to all selected findings
Important rules for bulk verification:
If some findings are fixed and others are not, the verification option is disabled
You must either:
Remove unfixed findings from the selection, or
Fix them first
You need at least the Editor and Finding & Graph Initiator permissions at the engagement level
Admins or Power Users at the company level with these permissions can also perform verification
Wrap-up / Next Steps
Fixing a finding is just the first step. Verifying it closes the loop and ensures the data in Hyver reflects reality — from attack graphs to exposure metrics.