--- title: Configure Exception Management for Container Vulnerability Response description: Limit the duration of an exception requested and add a questionnaire to the exception or false positive request using the Container Vulnerability Response module. By default, an exception is requested using the ServiceNow Container Vulnerability Response module. You can also request an exception using the GRC: Policy and Compliance Management integration. locale: en-US canonical_url: https://www.servicenow.com/docs/r/australia/security-management/container-vulnerability-response/configure-exception-management-for-container-vulnerability-response.html release: australia product: Container Vulnerability Response classification: container-vulnerability-response topic_type: task last_updated: "2026-03-12" reading_time_minutes: 2 breadcrumb: [Configure, Container Vulnerability Response, Unified Security Exposure Management, Security Operations] --- # Configure Exception Management for Container Vulnerability Response Limit the duration of an exception requested and add a questionnaire to the exception or false positive request using the Container Vulnerability Response module. By default, an exception is requested using the ServiceNow® Container Vulnerability Response module. You can also request an exception using the GRC: Policy and Compliance Management integration. ## Before you begin Role required: sn\_vul\_container.manage\_exception\_configuration ## About this task If Container Vulnerability Response is enabled, you can limit the duration for which an exception can be requested. Similarly, if the GRC: Policy and Compliance Management module is installed, you can select GRC: Policy and Compliance Management on the configuration screen. Enabling this option lets you request an exception that specifies the Policy and Control objective from GRC. If you add a questionnaire, it’s sent to the person raising the exception or false positive request. You can either use the default questionnaire or create one based on your requirements. . It’s useful for the exception approver to understand the reason for requesting the exception. ## Procedure 1. Navigate to **All** > **Container Vulnerability Response** > **Administration** > **Exception Management**. 2. On the **Exception Management Configuration** form, select how you want to manage an exception by selecting an option from the **Manage exceptions using** list. You can select either Vulnerability Response or GRC: Policy and Compliance Management. 3. If you selected the Vulnerability Response option, enter the following information: |Field|Description| |-----|-----------| |Duration|Period for which an exception can be requested.| |Unit|Unit of time for the specified period.| |Enable questionnaire to mark false positive|Option to add a questionnaire to the false positive request being raised.| |Enable questionnaire to request exception|Option to add a questionnaire to the exception request being raised.| |Questionnaire to request exception|Displays the questionnaire selected by you to request an exception. Exception Questionnaire is displayed by default.| **Note:** When you select GRC: Policy and Compliance Management, the Duration and Unit fields disappear as Governance, Risk, and Compliance handles that flow. 4. Select **Save**. - **[Configure approval rules for Exception Management](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ServiceNow/ServiceNowDocs/australia/markdown/australia/security-management/container-vulnerability-response/cvr-exception-mgt-approval-rules.md)** Starting with Vulnerability Response v15.0, use the flow designer to approve exception requests for exception management, exception rules, and false positive management. If you are deploying Vulnerability Response \(VR\) for the first time, the flow designer is enabled by default. **Parent Topic:**[Configuring Container Vulnerability Response](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ServiceNow/ServiceNowDocs/australia/markdown/australia/security-management/container-vulnerability-response/configure-cvr.md)