How are vulnerabilities documented in a system?

Documenting vulnerabilities in a system is primarily done through Vulnerability Entries. This method captures detailed information about each identified vulnerability, including its severity, potential impact, affected systems, and recommended remediation steps. By organizing vulnerabilities into entries, they can be effectively managed and prioritized for remediation, enabling organizations to address the most critical risks first.

This structure facilitates better tracking and reporting, allowing security teams to monitor the status of vulnerabilities over time as they are assessed, remediated, or mitigated. In contrast, other options, such as using a reporting mechanism, user feedback, or incident logs, do not provide a standardized or comprehensive way to document specific vulnerabilities within a system. They may serve different purposes and lack the detailed structure necessary for effective vulnerability management.