{"revision":"c10276e953456835cdbb1f3a60d58ae1980be353","document":{"id":46223,"path":"security-management/vulnerability-response/vul-group-rules-examples-v10.md","title":"Vulnerability Response remediation task rule examples","bundle":null,"doc_type":null,"release":"australia","body":"\n# Vulnerability Response remediation task rule examples\n\nExamples of remediation task rules using vulnerability and risk, or impact, or configuration item \\(CI\\).\n\n## Remediation task rule to group high risk Java and Oracle vulnerable items\n\nThis example shows a walk-though of the rule that groups Java and Oracle vulnerable items by vulnerability and assigns them to their respective support groups.\n\n\\[Omitted image \"VGR-BusImpactRiskScore-v10.png\"\\] Alt text: Vulnerable items grouped by business impact and risk score, assigned to support teams\n\nRight-click in the header to **Save**.\n\n## Remediation task rule to group all high impact vulnerable items by Vulnerability and CI support group\n\nThis example shows the form field settings for a group rule for high impact vulnerable items that assigns them to the CI support group.\n\n\\[Omitted image \"HighImpactVI-CI-assign\\_v10.png\"\\] Alt text: Grouped by high impact vulnerability\n\n## Remediation task rule to group all the high risk vulnerabilities on an external-facing CI in a German data center\n\nThis example shows the form field settings for a group rule for high risk vulnerabilities on external facing CIs in a German data center. They are assigned to the German data center assignment group.\n\n\\[Omitted image \"VGR-GermanDataCenter-v10.png\"\\] Alt text: Group by high risk vulnerabilities and external-facing CIs in a German data center\n\n"}}