When a scan finding needs attention from someone else—a page owner who has to remove a secret, or a team that needs to review what was exposed—you can mark the content it was found in with a label, soteri-finding. In the Security Analysis, open the menu beside any finding and choose Add label.
Security for Confluence adds the label soteri-finding to the content. The finding—as well as any others that pertain to the same content—then shows a Labeled lozenge.
Because this is an ordinary Confluence label, labeled content can be found the way any other labeled content is: through Confluence search, a label view, or a CQL query such as label = "soteri-finding". There are many powerful things you can do with labels in Confluence, such as triggering an automation that restricts permissions to a piece of content when it receives a particular label.
To remove the label via the Security Analysis, either use Remove label in the finding’s menu or click the Labeled lozenge on the finding. You can also remove the label from the content directly.
The label is always applied to a page or blog post. When the finding is in the body of a page or blog post, that is the content that gets labeled. When the finding is in a comment or an attachment, the label goes to the page or blog post the comment or attachment belongs to.
Labeling content via Security for Confluence Cloud is available to space administrators and to administrators of the app. The label is added and removed as you, the user, using your own Confluence permissions, so you also need permission to edit the content being labeled.