I currently have a process set up where I run a scan, when a scan is
initiated, an email is sent to the Sysadmin of that subnet, when a scan is
complete, another email is sent upon completion.  I have also created a
dynamic website where scan results are posted to.  All SA's throughout the
country are able to login and view ONLY their subnet(s).  When they log in
and view their info, there they obviously have to remediate and report on
vulnerabilities and whatever false positives exist within their scan.  In
doing so, I have built another dynamic website so that they can report
their false positives and if they have legitimate vulnerabilities what they
have done to remedy that vulnerability and to request a rescan of that IP /
Network.  With the false positives unfortunately, when they report them and
I rescan the next month, obviously those FP's will once again show up.  Is
there a way that I can mark false positives through some sort of
command-line so that subsequent scans will not scan the FP that have been
marked FP?

Thanks,

Chris Bidwell (CCNA), IT Specialist (Security)



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