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# Manage Vulnerabilities
Manage Vulnerabilities allows you to perform the following tasks:
* Enable or disable vulnerability scanning for a repository to refine scanning report of the project.
* Auto enabling repositories for scanning vulnerabilities.
## **Enable/Disable a Repository for Vulnerability Scan**
You can enable or disable a repository for vulnerability scanning in PCC from the Manage Vulnerabilities tab. If you enable a repository for vulnerability scanning, the repository is scanned for the vulnerabilities. If you disable the vulnerability scanning for a repository, the scanning will be skipped for the selected repository and vulnerabilities are not detected.
To enable or disable a repository for vulnerability scan, perform the following steps:
1.Login into [PCC](https://projectadmin.lfx.linuxfoundation.org).
2\. Search for the required project. The Project dashboard appears. Click **Security** from the **LFX Tools** tab.
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3.The Security page appears. Click **Manage Vulnerabilities** tab, all repositories of the project are listed in alphabetical order.
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4.Under **Scan Vulnerabilities** tab, toggle **scan** button to enable or disable a repository from scanning.
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5\. Under **Last** **Scan Results** tab, you can see whether the repository scan has been successful or failed while scanning the repository.
When the scan of the repository is successful, it is displayed as **Successful** and if there are any errors, it will be displayed as **Failed**.
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## Auto Enable Scanning of Repositories for Vulnerabilities
You have an option to auto enable scanning of repositories for vulnerability scanning when a new repository is added in the GitHub project. When you select the Auto enable option, all new repositories are scanned for the vulnerabilities.
You can the **Auto Enable New Repositories** toggle button to set the auto scanning of the new repositories. This button is available in the **Manage Vulnerabilities** tab.
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