Identify every vulnerable application across your managed endpoints, understand the real-world risk behind each CVE, and remediate or upgrade software without leaving the Zecurit Endpoint Manager console.
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Most IT teams know patching matters. The problem is knowing where to start when a scan returns hundreds of CVEs and every vendor rates half of them "critical." Zecurit Endpoint Manager continuously scans your managed Windows endpoints and maps discovered software versions against the National Vulnerability Database (NVD), then layers in the signals that actually separate urgent from theoretical: CVSS score, CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) status, active exploitation, and zero-day flags, alongside the number of affected endpoints.
Only a small fraction of critical-rated CVEs are ever exploited in the wild. Treating every high CVSS score as equally urgent buries the vulnerabilities that are genuinely under attack beneath a backlog of ones that probably never will be. Zecurit's vulnerability register is built around that distinction from the start, so your team can prioritise by real risk instead of working a flat list top to bottom.
No manual cross-referencing. No spreadsheets. Just a live, risk-ranked vulnerability register that updates as your software inventory changes.
Not all risk comes with a CVE attached, either. Zecurit's High-Risk Software audit covers the exposure that CVE-based scanning misses by design: end-of-life software, unauthorized remote access tools, P2P clients, and other applications that are risky by nature rather than by patch level.
Each capability in the vulnerability management module is designed to reduce the time between detection and remediation across your entire endpoint fleet.
Browse threats by CVE View to drill into individual vulnerabilities, or Software View to see which applications are exposing your environment to risk. Filter and sort by severity, software name, or CVE ID in seconds.
Not all vulnerabilities are equal. Every CVE is categorised by CVSS severity, Critical, High, Medium, or Low, so your team can focus on what matters most without wading through the full list first.
Beyond severity, every CVE carries four risk indicators: Actively Exploited, CISA KEV, Zero-Day, and Past Due Remediation. A high CVSS score with no real-world exploitation isn't the same risk as one already under attack, and the table reflects that difference at a glance.
Track how your vulnerability exposure changes over time with trend charts built into the dashboard. See whether your patch programme is reducing risk, spot sudden spikes in new CVEs, and show measurable progress to stakeholders.
Click any CVE row to open a full detail panel: NVD description, affected version ranges, patch availability, and a complete vulnerability timeline showing when it was first detected, disclosed, and patched. Act directly from this view without navigating away.
Select CVEs from the table, click Remediate, and Zecurit pushes the fix to all affected endpoints. Run immediately, or schedule for a future maintenance window, and prioritise by risk indicator when urgency demands it.
Not limited to patches. Upgrade from a known-vulnerable version to the latest stable release using the same software deployment engine, closing the exposure window completely.
Click any endpoint count to see every device running the affected version. Initiate targeted remediation, exclude devices for manual handling, or export the list as compliance evidence for ISO 27001, SOC 2, or Cyber Essentials.
Not every exposure has a CVE attached. Zecurit also flags software that's risky by nature, EOL applications, unauthorized remote access tools, P2P apps, and more, mapped to affected systems for one-click removal. See the full audit workflow.
Fixing a vulnerability should not require a separate change request workflow. Zecurit lets you remediate directly from the vulnerability list, immediately or on a schedule.
Use the checkboxes to select one or more vulnerabilities from the list. Filter by severity or exploit status first to focus on high-risk items.
The Remediate button opens the remediation scheduler. Review which endpoints will be affected and what action will be taken.
Run immediately for urgent vulnerabilities or schedule remediation during maintenance windows.
The fix is pushed to affected endpoints automatically. All actions are logged for audit and reporting .
Vulnerability management does not operate in isolation. It connects directly with several other capabilities in Zecurit Endpoint Manager.
Whether you're managing 100 or 10,000 endpoints, we've got you covered
Zecurit Endpoint Manager collects installed software inventory from the endpoint agent and maps it against current CVE data from the NVD. You can trigger a fresh device scan from the Scan Devices option to ensure inventory is up to date before running a vulnerability assessment.
All of them. Alongside the standard CVSS score, every CVE in the vulnerability table carries risk indicators for Actively Exploited status, presence on the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog, Zero-Day flags, and Past Due Remediation. This lets you prioritise the CVEs that are genuinely being used in attacks rather than working strictly off severity score, which research consistently shows is a weak predictor of real-world exploitation on its own.
Where a patch is available for the specific version, Zecurit applies the patch. Where the vendor requires a full version upgrade to resolve the CVE, the upgrade path is used. The remediation detail view shows which action will be taken before you confirm.
Yes. This falls under Zecurit's High-Risk Software audit, which runs alongside CVE-based vulnerability management and covers end-of-life software, unauthorized remote desktop tools, peer-to-peer file sharing apps, unsanctioned virtualization and scripting platforms, hacking and network scanning tools, and cryptocurrency miners. See the full breakdown.
CVE data is refreshed regularly from the NVD feed. New vulnerabilities that match software versions already present on your endpoints will appear in the vulnerability table without requiring a manual device rescan.
Yes. You can select individual CVEs, filter to specific endpoints from the affected device list, and schedule remediation for that subset. Devices outside the selection are not affected.
A clear, prioritised view of every software vulnerability across your endpoints, with the tools to remediate or upgrade directly from the same console.