Based on the diagram, here are the steps in the vulnerability management workflow:

1. Annotate Artifacts: Identify and label the components of your software or systems.

2. Define Policy: Establish rules and guidelines for how vulnerabilities will be handled.

3. Categorize per Category: Group vulnerabilities based on their type, source, or other relevant criteria.

4. Register Internally: Log the identified vulnerabilities in a central database or system.

5. Raneggroize FoundCves: (This step appears to be a typo; it likely means "Triage/Prioritize Found CVEs"). Analyze and rank the found Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) based on their potential impact.

6. Set Severity Thershold: (Another likely typo; it means "Set Severity Threshold"). Determine the minimum level of severity that requires immediate action.

7. Create Tickets: Generate tasks or tickets for the development or security teams to address the vulnerabilities.

8. Fix Vulnerabilities: The team works to patch or remediate the identified vulnerabilities.

The diagram also shows a feedback loop from "Fix Vulnerabilities" back to "Define Policy," suggesting that the process is continuous and that fixing vulnerabilities can inform and improve the overall policy.