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Vulnerabilities

Identify and track known vulnerabilities associated with your vendor’s assets and integrations.

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Written by John Ozdemir
Updated over 3 weeks ago

The Vulnerabilities page provides a centralized view of known security vulnerabilities associated with a specific vendor. This helps you understand whether the vendor’s technologies, integrations, or assets introduce additional risk to your organization.

Each vulnerability is listed with key context to support faster decision-making and remediation planning.


Vulnerability details

For each vulnerability, DSALTA displays:

  • Title & Identifier – The vulnerability name and reference ID (such as a CVE, when available)

  • Source – Where the vulnerability information was identified

  • Integration Source – The system or integration that surfaced the vulnerability

  • Score – A numerical risk score to help compare severity

  • Severity – Categorized impact level (for example: low, medium, high, critical)

  • Status – Current tracking state of the vulnerability

Use the table sorting and search options to quickly focus on the most critical issues.


How this helps with vendor risk management

Tracking vulnerabilities at the vendor level allows you to:

  • Identify inherited risk from third-party technologies

  • Prioritize vendors that require closer monitoring or remediation

  • Support internal risk reviews and compliance discussions

  • Maintain ongoing visibility into evolving security threats

This view complements other vendor insights such as Risk History, Risk Assessment, and Remediation, helping you build a complete vendor risk profile.

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