What's unpatched, what's actively exploited, who owns it
Open CVEs across connected scanners, ranked by severity and flagged when they're on the CISA Known Exploited catalog. Answers the leader's question, how many unpatched vulns do we have, by severity, on which hosts, in one screen.
Why it matters
The platform pulls the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog every day and flags matching CVEs. No NVD dependency.
Which 10 servers own most of your critical exposure? Answers per-asset, sorted by open criticals descending.
OS vulns route to Platform, library CVEs to AppSec, endpoint patches to IT Ops. Ownership inherits from the asset.
How many vulns have been sitting past 90 days? The leader question, answered with a 3-bucket strip.
How it works
Total open, open critical, Known Exploited (KEV) count, past-SLA count. Four numbers pulled from a single-row denormalized stats table, sub-ms regardless of tenant size.
Connected scanners with sync freshness, so a stale source never silently drops out of the numbers. Tenable, CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, AWS Security Hub, and more feed through a shared writer.
Beyond totals: which hosts have the most open criticals, and which team owns them. Team assignment inherits from cmdb_assets and propagates to each CVE automatically.
The leader question isn't 'how many', it's 'what's stuck?' Aging buckets surface vulns past 90 days so conversations happen before audits and insurers.
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