Overview
This article outlines general behaviors and capabilities related to sharing findings in the Cye platform.
From switching share modes to assigning custom permissions, the Cye platform provides flexible controls for managing access — all backed by a full audit trail.
Key sharing behaviors
Sharing is not restricted by status
You can share a finding at any stage — Draft, Open, Fixed, etc.
Status has no impact on visibility rules.Switch between sharing modes anytime
You can freely toggle between Restricted members and Anyone with permission.All share actions are audited
Any changes — like adding members or switching modes — are logged and available in the Sharing Findings Audit.Dashboard and graph visibility is permission-based
If you don't have access to a finding, you won't see its data in dashboards, reports, or the Org. Attack Graph.
Roles and permissions
Admins, Editors, and Editors with Finding & Graph Initiator permissions at the engagement level can share a finding — if they have been granted permission through sharing.
A user who is part of Anyone with permission can also be added to the Restricted members list — giving them access via both groups.
You can change a member's permission level at any time:
Open the Share with members window
Use the dropdown menu next to the member's name to update their role (e.g., Viewer → Editor):
UI tip
In the right-hand pane of a finding, the number shown next to the Share icon indicates how many members currently have access to that finding:
Wrap-up / Next Steps
The Cye platform's sharing tools are designed for flexibility and control. You can manage access at any stage of a finding's lifecycle — and every action is recorded for transparency.