> ## Documentation Index
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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Findings and severity

Every scanner produces findings of the same shape. Each finding carries a severity, a status, and a place in a group. Those three are all you need to find your way around [**Issues**](https://app.sourcery.ai/dashboard/security/issues).

## Severity

Each finding has a severity score from 0 to 100, which the dashboard buckets into levels:

| Level    | Score range |
| -------- | ----------- |
| No risk  | 0           |
| Low      | 1–34        |
| Medium   | 35–69       |
| High     | 70–89       |
| Critical | 90–100      |

The score combines the rule's base risk with your repository's risk profile, so the same rule can come out at different severities in different repositories. See [set a repository's risk profile](/security/repository-risk-profile/). You can also [override the severity](/security/triage/) on a finding when you'd rank it differently.

## Status

A finding has one of these statuses:

| Status  | Meaning                                                  |
| ------- | -------------------------------------------------------- |
| Active  | Detected on the latest scan and not set aside            |
| Snoozed | Set aside temporarily from triage, until you unsnooze it |
| Ignored | Marked as not needing action from triage                 |
| Solved  | Not detected on the latest scan                          |

Active and solved are system-driven. When a scan no longer detects a finding, Sourcery marks it solved; if the same problem reappears in a later scan, it becomes active again. You don't mark findings solved yourself. Snoozed and ignored are the two states you set, from [triage](/security/triage/).

## Grouping

Findings that look alike are grouped together by default, so a rule that fires across many files reads as one row rather than dozens. Turn off the **Group issues** toggle on the issues view to see every finding on its own.

## What's next