Request, approve, and clear temporary vulnerability snoozes.
Snoozes temporarily pause follow-up while a valid vulnerability waits for remediation, an upstream fix, or a planned review window. The finding remains visible, and Cysmiq records the request and approval history.
Workspace owners configure snooze approvals, limits, and approver roles from Settings > Snoozes. Rules can apply across the workspace or be overridden for an organization, repository, or application.Check the effective settings before submitting a request. When approval is disabled, Cysmiq applies the snooze immediately. See Snoozes for the available settings and defaults.
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Request a snooze
Open the vulnerability and expand Snooze. Choose a duration and add a reason that helps the approver understand why follow-up should pause, then select Request snooze.
A seven-day snooze request with context for the approver.
Available durations are 1, 3, 7, 14, or 30 days.
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Review the request
When approval is required, the request remains pending. Cysmiq shows the requested duration and requester:
An authorized approver can select Approve or Reject.
The requester can select Cancel request when they are not also an approver.
Other users see Awaiting approval.
A pending request ready for an owner to approve or reject.
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Verify the active snooze
After approval, the Snooze section shows when the pause ends. The vulnerability remains available in Cysmiq, and related open or pending-review policy violations are paused for the same window.
An approved snooze with its end date and early-clear action.
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End the snooze early
An authorized approver can select Clear snooze when work should resume before the scheduled end. Otherwise, the snooze expires at the end of its approved window.Clearing or expiring a snooze resumes normal follow-up. It does not close or resolve the vulnerability.