Security pulls every vulnerability source and every endpoint signal into one live view of a client's risk, then puts a clock and a next-action on each item so nothing drifts past a deadline.
- Actively-exploited vulnerabilities (CISA KEV) present on real devices, with the count of affected installs.
- Critical and high CVEs from NIST NVD, correlated to the true installed version - coarse, major-only matches filtered out.
- Patch SLAs mapped to the CE+ 14-day window, with anything overdue surfaced first.
- Internet-facing exposure graded A-F, so external risk sits beside internal risk.
- Endpoints running without real-time protection, with stale signatures, tamper protection off, or drive-wide exclusions.
And then it acts on it: the SLA clock starts automatically on a KEV match, the register ranks by exploitation and severity, and the advisory agent proposes the specific fix to apply next - which, through Application Packaging, can be packaged and shipped to Intune or ConfigMgr in minutes.