At Intruder we're all about making vulnerability management as easy as possible, which is why you have the option to 'snooze' issues/occurrences.

Perhaps we’ve identified a vulnerability that you don’t consider a problem because you’ve added mitigating controls; maybe you’re comfortable accepting the risk and want that reflected in reports or it could be as simple as – the issue is a false positive and doesn’t warrant further investigation.

This will snooze a specific occurrence of an issue, such as one that occurred on a particular target, on a specific port: 80 and a specific path. We'll keep that occurrence snoozed for as long as it's present or until the specified deadline expires, whatever happens first.

This will snooze all current occurrences of that issue as well as all future occurrences until the specified deadline or the issue is no longer being detected.

Please note that issue snoozing overrides occurrence snoozing, so if you've snoozed an occurrence, then snoozed and un-snoozed the whole issue, all occurrences become un-snoozed.

Head to the Issues page > Find the issue / occurrence and click the button.

Snoozing at issue level:

Or at occurrence level:

Yes, absolutely! Once you've clicked one of the buttons shown above, you can choose between accepting risk; marking it as a false positive or adding mitigating controls.
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Whichever option you choose, you have the option to add a description under 'Details':

Yes! You can choose between 3 months; 6 months; 12 months and forever.

If the user responsible has left a description, then yes! Just head to Snoozed issues > click the three dots next to Un-snooze > click 'View details':

On the pane that appears, you will see details relating to the reason and details for snoozing, when it was snoozed, by whom and when it was snoozed until.

Of course. Simply head to Issues > Snoozed > click the Un-snooze button:

Again, of course you can! Simply head to Issues > Snoozed > Click the issue in question > scroll down to the occurrence and hit Un-snooze occurrence

Yes, they appear in a separate “snoozed” section but are not reflected in any of the graphs or stats on the first two pages.

Snoozed issues/occurrences will be removed from the dashboard, so they won't be reflected in the Cyber Hygiene score, the threat level, fix time charts or exposure over time graph. (If you don't seem them update, try refreshing the page.) To demonstrate:
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The first graph is reflective of an account where there is one current critical issue:

In this graph, you'll notice that the critical issue has dropped off because it has since been snoozed: