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# Remediation Actions
Use remediation actions in Cortex XSIAM to resolve SaaS Security issues.
Review remediation actions to see a prioritized list of steps you can take to resolve posture issues originating from SaaS Applications. Follow the steps below to view all the Remediation options:
1. Navigate to **Modules > SaaS Security > Security Issues > Posture** to view a list of all issues with vulnerabilities originating from SaaS Application Posture.
2. Click on any Issue to be taken to the Issue view.
3. Select the Issue you wish to investigate. This opens the Remediation Actions side panel.
4. The detailed side panel provides the following investigation and remediation options:
1. The **Overview** tab on the Vulnerability Issues panel captures all the relevant details to further investigate the vulnerability including Summary, Details, Affected Assets, and Evidence.
2. Select **Resolution** to view remediation options including Remediation Guidance. Detailed manual steps are listed to resolve the issue.
3. Click **War Room** for real-time investigation capabilities. In the War Room you can capture case context from different sources and collaborate and execute remote actions across integrated products.
4. **Work Plan** is available when you select an autonomous playbook in an issue's resolution tab. This view presents only the executed key tasks and their defined outputs, providing a focused view of resolution actions.
5. **Ticketing and Notifications**: Jira, Slack, and Service Now integrations are available to create a ticket to resolve any issue. Webhook notification routing is also available for your auditing requirements.
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