Dashboard – CVE Watchlist and External Exposure
The dashboard provides a centralised overview of relevant CVEs from watchlists and publicly accessible services within the organisation’s digital footprint.
Identify vulnerabilities relevant to your services. The Unified View is based on CVE watchlists, SBOMs, integrable beacons for applications, and the external digital footprint.
Define your teams, products and services and integrate findings from your own vulnerability scans into the Unified View. Coordinate the remediation of vulnerabilities right from the moment they are detected.
Prioritise identified vulnerabilities using Vulnerability Intelligence. View current alerts, selected media reports, potential exploits or mentions on social media directly.
New vulnerabilities emerge every day. This highlights the importance of structured processes, intelligent data integration and well-defined roles and responsibilities. VulnDex provides teams with additional insight into vulnerability management through shared collaboration.
New CVEs are often described only in vague terms. VulnDex uses AI analysis to identify connections earlier, fill in missing information and make new CVEs searchable more quickly.
Social media, CERT reports and mentions in selected media reports are automatically analysed and linked to identified vulnerabilities. This provides an overview of the threat landscape, which can then be used to prioritise vulnerabilities.
Configured CVE watchlists, beacons or SBOMs are continuously monitored for newly published vulnerabilities. Detected CVEs are constantly cross-referenced with vulnerability intelligence.
External systems connect directly to VulnDex via beacons and APIs. This ensures that versions, plugins and configurations are automatically kept up to date, without the need for manual updates or additional scans.
Organisational and role structures can be clearly defined and centrally managed. Responsibilities are made transparent, and teams can keep track of their relevant vulnerabilities – organised either centrally or decentrally, yet accessible centrally.
CVE watchlists, beacons, SBOMs, vulnerability scan findings and external exposure data are consolidated into a clear, comprehensive overview. All relevant information is assigned to the relevant teams and can be viewed centrally – both internally and externally.
VulnDex consolidates identified vulnerabilities, external scan findings, SBOM data and asset information.
The dashboard provides a centralised overview of relevant CVEs from watchlists and publicly accessible services within the organisation’s digital footprint.
The dashboard also provides an overview of SBOM findings, current team activities and CVEs that are currently receiving increased attention in public sources.
The team overview shows authorised users the relevant teams, products and versions, including the number and severity of current detections.
Individual CVE watchlists, SBOM projects, beacons and scan findings can be defined for each team. The integrated permissions system ensures that employees can only view the teams relevant to them.
The CVE details page displays a description, affected products and the CVE’s assignment to CVE watchlists. It also shows alerts, selected media reports and recent mentions from public sources.
Products and versions can be recorded in a structured manner and monitored on an ongoing basis. A (white-label) portal is available as an option for external vulnerability reports – to facilitate compliance with the requirements of the Cyber Resilience Act.
Uploaded SBOM files are continuously checked for new vulnerabilities. Where multiple versions are available, differences in dependencies and versions can be compared in detail.
Results from internal infrastructure or software scans can be imported and tracked based on their status – either locally by teams and/or centrally by the security team.
External Exposure provides an introduction to team-based attack surface management. In the first phase, systems accessible from the internet and the relationships between them are identified.
The security team has access to a centralised overview of all imported vulnerability scans – as well as SBOM projects, beacons and external exposure. This ensures that, even in decentralised structures, a comprehensive overview is maintained alongside the team-specific overview.
VulnDex helps identify vulnerabilities, prioritise and keep track of them in a team-oriented manner.
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