The Vulnerability Management section in Clarity AI is used to record, review, and track vulnerabilities identified across AI systems, datasets, or governance processes.
It provides a structured register to document weaknesses that may impact system security, data integrity, or compliance requirements.
Purpose
Vulnerability Management ensures identified weaknesses are centrally documented and visible for review and follow-up actions.
Maintaining a record of vulnerabilities supports risk awareness and helps ensure appropriate remediation activities are tracked.
What You Can Track
Each vulnerability record captures key details required for documentation and tracking:
- Title – name used to identify the vulnerability
- Description – summary explaining the identified weakness
- Severity – impact classification of the vulnerability
- Status – current stage of the vulnerability
- Detected Date – when the vulnerability was identified
- Related AI System or Dataset – associated asset where applicable
- Owner or Assignee – person responsible for reviewing or managing the vulnerability
Key Functions
- Record Vulnerability allows users to create a new vulnerability entry
- Search and filters help locate vulnerabilities based on defined criteria
- View Details opens the complete vulnerability record including all related information
Examples of Vulnerabilities
Examples include:
- Weak access controls or permission gaps
- Data exposure risks due to configuration issues
- Use of outdated or unverified datasets
- Insufficient monitoring of AI system outputs
- Gaps in policy or compliance controls
Notes
- Vulnerabilities are recorded separately from incidents but may be related
- Maintaining accurate records supports effective tracking and review
- Vulnerability records provide visibility across governance and risk management processes
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