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# How to resolve VAPT vulnerability should be resolved monitor

Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing (VAPT) is a security testing methodology in which the IT systems such as computers, mobiles and networks, and software such as operating systems and application software are scanned in order to identify the presence of known and unknown vulnerabilities.

**Procedure:**

Step 1: Login to Sprinto (<https://app.sprinto.com>).

Step 2: Navigate to Vulnerabilities under Data Library on the left hand side menu.

Step 3: Click on Pentest in the sub-menu and more over to the Vulnerabilities tab.

Step 4: Identify the vulnerability from the list and click on Close option on the respective row

Step 5: A pop-up drawer will appear, choose the closure date and the reason to close the vulnerability.

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Step 6: Click on Close Vulnerability&#x20;

Once the above steps are completed the vulnerability will be closed, please feel free to reach out to <support@sprinto.com> for any further assistance.


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