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What is the difference between disabling and ignoring vulnerabilities?
There are two main ways to ignore/disable vulnerabilities.
- Ignoring a vulnerability for one or more specific host(s) (asset)/web apps(s).
- Disabling a vulnerability globally for the entire account.
Ignore
When ignoring a vulnerability, you hide it on the dashboard, menu notifications, status reports, and the default view in Vulnerability Manager for the selected host(s)/web app(s). However, it can appear on any other host/web app where it's not ignored.
Example for a host:
You choose to ignore TCP Timestamps on host 123.123.123.1. This means you will not see that specific vulnerability on that specific host. However, it will appear if the same vulnerability is found on another host, for example, 123.123.123.2. This is because the vulnerability is only ignored for the specific host selected.
Disable
Vulnerabilities that are disabled will be completely hidden from the dashboard, menu notifications, status reports, and the default view in Vulnerability Manager for all host/web apps.