The Vulnerability Management Dashboard Every CISO Needs!

Vulnerability scans show a large volume of vulnerability data which could be unstructured and complex to analyze. Bulky, hard-to-read data creates chaos during the rating and delays the remediation process. A well-structured, neatly organized vulnerability management dashboard will help CISOs, and then IT security admins quickly analyze their vulnerability management platform and bring some changes to the process. 

Whether for improving an existing vulnerability management platform or implementing a new vulnerability management software, an insightful dashboard is a prime need.

Finally, let us understand the metrics required for your vulnerability management dashboard to help you gain absolute clarity over your network’s vulnerability exposure.

Indeed, SecPod SanerNow provides a comprehensive dashboard to get clear visibility and control over the vulnerabilities in your network.

The discovered vulnerabilities are in categories based on severity and then shown in the Vulnerability Statistics view.

Vulnerable assets based on exploitability level are here in the exploitability panel that is SanerNow categorizes vulnerabilities as easily exploitable, network exploitable, public exploit available, & high lateral movement. It is as follows:

• Easily exploitable

SanerNow vulnerability management software detects vulnerabilities in devices that exploit easily.

• Network exploitable

It also shows network vulnerabilities that might exploit through a network.

• Publicly exploit available

The exploit code is available publicly in publicly exploit, which can be dangerous.

• High lateral movement

Evidently, the high lateral movement metric simplifies gauging the privilege escalation of the hacker. Whereas, it determines how deeply a hacker has got into the network or devices to access the privileges.

Moreover, in SanerNow, you can compare all the discovered CVEs with our studied MVE (Malware Vulnerability Enumeration) data. In contrast, we identify the vulnerabilities which cause high-fidelity attacks.

SanerNow categorizes the vulnerable devices:

• Vulnerable devices based on source

In the organization, someone can group assets department-wise, and these groups might include various operating systems.

• Vulnerable devices based on Operating systems

By default, SanerNow vulnerability management software categorizes the assets by their operating systems.

• Vulnerable devices based on the severity

SanerNow groups vulnerable devices based on severity metrics, and then it includes critical, high, low, and medium.

The tabular form describes the hostname, the group it belongs to, the host’s operating system, and the risk count. In addition, a severity distribution table is for easy capture of vulnerable devices. The status and last scan help to know if the saner agent is frequently scanning for asset vulnerabilities.

SanerNow lists the vulnerabilities detected with all the corresponding information, like the severity of the vulnerability, assets affected, and a fix for the vulnerability provided for instant mitigation.

Conversely, SanerNow Vulnerability Scanner provides a simple pie chart depicting vulnerabilities in the operating systems. This information can also be in conversion for CSV format for better interpretation.

On the contrary, SanerNow simplifies group assets in the organizations. Someone puts these groups across the bar chart that depicts the count of vulnerabilities in each operating system. Finally, it will help you gain an understanding of which operating systems are more vulnerable.

On the other hand, someone sweeps older vulnerabilities under the rug. However, hackers might dig up these vulnerabilities and exploit them. Vulnerability aging helps to know how old the vulnerabilities from the day of exploitation.

For the same reason, SanerNow lists all vulnerable assets and the top vulnerable assets. Moreover, SanerNow vulnerability management tool provides the feature to set the number of days to track vulnerable assets. Further, you can select the assets and exclude or remediate all the vulnerabilities corresponding to an asset.

However, SanerNow redefines vulnerability management platform as a steady cycle from identification to remediation of vulnerabilities. Once you know the vulnerabilities, SanerNow also recommends fixing the vulnerabilities by adding patches.

In fact, with an ideal understanding of the vulnerability management dashboard, CISOs, and IT security teams will have more clarity and control over the organization’s security posture.

Now that you’ve heard that, what are you waiting for?

Therefore, develop a sharp and actionable vulnerability management dashboard and guard your network against cyberattacks with SanerNow AVM.