USM Anywhere includes the option of searching items of interest on the page. There are several filters displayed by default. You can either filter your search or enter what you are looking for in the search field.

You can configure more filters and change which filters to display by clicking the Configure Filters link located in the upper-left side of the page. The management of filters is similar to that for assets. See Managing Filters for more information.

The following table lists the filters you see on the page.

Filters Displayed by Default in the Main Vulnerabilities Page

Filter Name	Meaning
Last 24 Hours	Filter vulnerabilities triggered in the last hour, last 24 hours, last 7 days, last 30 days, or last 90 days. You can also configure your own period of time by clicking the Custom Range option. This option enables you to customize a range. When you click Custom Range, a calendar opens. You can choose the first and last day to delimit your search by clicking the days on the calendar or entering the days directly. Then select the hours, minutes, and seconds by clicking the specific box. Finally, select AM or PM.
Active/Inactive	Filter vulnerabilities by the active or inactive vulnerabilities. See About Active and Inactive Vulnerabilities.
Labels	Filter vulnerabilities by the labels applied to the vulnerability A known issue or weakness in a system, procedure, internal control, software package, or hardware that could be used to compromise security.. See Labeling the Vulnerabilities for more information.
Suppressed	Filter vulnerabilities by whether they are marked as suppressed. See Viewing Vulnerabilities Details for more information.
Vulnerability Name	Filter vulnerabilities by name of the vulnerability.
Severity	Filter vulnerabilities by severity of the vulnerability. Values are High, Medium, and Low. See About Vulnerability Severity.
Source	Filter vulnerabilities by the source that found the vulnerability.
Asset	Filter vulnerabilities of the asset An IP-addressable host, including but not limited to network devices, virtual servers, and physical servers. that is vulnerable.
Asset Groups	This is the asset group Asset groups are administratively created objects that group similar assets for specific purposes. that has vulnerable asset. The number between parentheses indicates the number of assets in the asset group.

The number between brackets displayed by each filter indicates the number of items that matches the filter. You can also use the filter controls to provide a method of organizing your search and filtered results.

The following table shows the icons displayed with each filter box.

Icons Next to the Filter Title

Icon	Meaning
	Sort the filters alphabetically.
	Sort the filters by number of items that matches them.

In the upper-left side of the page, you can see any filters you have applied. Remove filters by clicking theicon next to the filter. Or clear all filters by clicking Reset.

Those filters that have more than 10 options include a Filter Values search field for writing text and making the search easier. If there are more than 50 search results, a icon appears to the right of the Filter Values search field. Click this icon to download a CSV containing up to 1024 results.

To search for Vulnerabilities using the search field

1. Go to Environment > Vulnerabilities.
2. Enter your query in the search field.

If you want to search for an exact phrase having two or more words, you need to put quotation marks around the words in the phrase. This includes email addresses (for example, "bob@mycompany.com").

Note: Wildcard characters are considered as literal characters.

3. Click the icon.

The result of your search displays with the items identified.