Vulnerability Management
Fix the vulnerabilities that matter first
AIShieldNet builds a software inventory from every endpoint, matches it against vulnerability data from several sources and tells you which upgrades close the most risk on each machine.
Open, exploited first
Browser engine
Fix available · 3 machines
Image library
Fix available · container image
Compression library
WSL (Ubuntu)
Runtime component
No fix published yet
Exploited first
Known exploited and ransomware-linked issues on top
Upgrade these first
Upgrades ordered by how much they close
Beyond the OS
Container images, WSL and Store apps too
The problem
Why vulnerability lists overwhelm teams
Too many CVEs to patch them all
Raw lists rank by score alone, so effort goes to issues attackers never use.
Known exploited and ransomware-linked issues come first, then severity.
No clear order of work
Knowing a machine has many vulnerabilities does not tell you which upgrade to do first.
Upgrade these first ranks the upgrades that close the most on each machine.
False alarms and hidden corners
Linux back-ported fixes cause false positives, while container images and WSL are often not scanned at all.
Accurate Linux results, plus coverage for container images, WSL and Store apps.
01
Overview
See what is open, how severe it is and where it lives.
Open vulnerabilities by severity
Critical and high issues at a glance, split into those with a fix available and those with no fix published.
Known to be used in the wild
Vulnerabilities in the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalogue are flagged and listed first.
Machines carrying the most
Machines ranked by their open vulnerabilities, worst first.
Security posture
Vulnerabilities
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Lists that match how you work
Each list puts exploited issues first, then sorts by severity.
New, Open, Exploited
Track what has just appeared, everything still open and what attackers are known to use.
Fix available / No fix published
Separate what an upgrade closes today from what has nothing to install yet.
Closed
Keep a record of what was fixed, including when a package was removed or a machine is no longer affected.
New
Open
Exploited
Fix available
No fix published
Closed
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Per machine: upgrade these first
For every machine, AIShieldNet lists the upgrades that close the most vulnerabilities, in the order that brings its count down fastest.
Ordered upgrade plan
The upgrades that close the most issues on this machine, ranked to shrink its number fastest.
Every open vulnerability
Search by CVE, software or version, with the installed and fixed versions side by side.
CSV export
Export the fix-available and no-fix lists for each machine.
OPS-SRV-02
Upgrade image library
Fixed in the next release
Upgrade browser
Installed vs fixed version
Upgrade compression library
Container image
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Accurate, low-noise results
Results reflect how vendors and Linux distributions actually ship fixes, so your team is not chasing false alarms.
Authoritative vulnerability data
Vendor and Linux distribution advisories alongside public vulnerability data.
Fewer false positives on Linux
Back-ported fixes on major Linux distributions are taken into account.
Clear when data is missing
Advisories without a score and fixes without a stated version are labelled, not guessed.
Vendor advisories
Linux distribution advisories
Public vulnerability data
Known exploited catalogue
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Coverage beyond the operating system
Windows and Linux
Installed applications and packages on every enrolled endpoint.
Container images & WSL
Vulnerabilities inside container images and WSL are listed in their own section.
Store apps
Microsoft Store (MSIX) apps are included in the inventory.
Windows applications
Linux packages
Container images
WSL (Ubuntu)
Store apps (MSIX)
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Alerts & reporting
Known exploited alerts
Email alerts when a known exploited vulnerability is found in your estate.
Command Center tile
Known exploited vulnerabilities shown on the Command Center.
Linked to posture
Exploited software also appears in Endpoint Posture and posture findings.
Incident report
HIGHSummary
Timeline
Process tree
Evidence
Activity
Incident email
emailNew high-severity incident on HR-LT-03
Known exploited
emailExploited vulnerability found on OPS-SRV-02
Stopped reporting
emailLAB-VM-05 has not reported recently
AIShieldNet
From list to action
01
Start with what attackers already use: known exploited and ransomware-linked issues.
02
Patch the upgrades that close the most on each machine.
03
Track issues with no fix published until a fix arrives.
04
See fixes confirmed automatically as machines report back.
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