This article explains how finding activity is logged in the Cye Exposure Management Platform and who can see it.
Overview
Whenever a finding is shared, unshared, edited, or has its sharing mode changed, the action is recorded in the finding's History tab — giving you a full, traceable record.
What gets logged
Sharing and change actions are logged automatically and shown in the History tab of the Finding Details pane:
Each entry records:
Who made the change
What was changed (for example, added a user or changed the share mode)
The type of change
The timestamp
Who can see audit data
Audit visibility follows the finding's sharing mode:
Restricted members (the default for new findings) — only restricted members can view the finding's audit history; other users don't see creation or modification logs.
Anyone with permission — all users with access to the finding can see its audit data, including past status changes, edits, and who performed them.
Switching back to Restricted — if you change a finding from Anyone with permission back to Restricted members, restricted members see only the audit events that occurred after the change.
Only users with the appropriate permissions can view a finding's audit log.
Wrap-up / Next Steps
Open a finding's History tab to review who changed what, and when.
Control who can see this history by setting the finding's sharing mode.