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Quantifying Vulnerability Risk | Identify & Remediate CVEs with Exploit-Driven Prioritization
- Over 29,000 new Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) were reported to the National Vulnerability Database (NVD) in 2024, making it impossible for security teams to address every vulnerability.
- Vulnerability prioritization, however, is complex because traditional scoring systems lack critical context about real-world exploitability.
- CISA’s KEV Catalog is a curated list of vulnerabilities that pose immediate and significant risks due to active exploitation.
- The Exploit Prediction Scoring System (EPSS) emphasizes exploitability potential and predicts the likelihood of vulnerabilities being exploited in the near future.
- Integrating CISA’s KEV Catalog with EPSS provides a comprehensive threat landscape view, enabling organizations to prioritize vulnerabilities that pose the most significant threats and streamline remediation efforts.
- SentinelOne has integrated EPSS and CISA’s KEV Catalog support into Singularity Vulnerability Management to streamline prioritization processes, reduce risk exposure, and make more informed decisions about vulnerability remediation.
- Singularity Vulnerability Management has launched a new vulnerability scoring system designed to provide a comprehensive assessment of vulnerabilities by incorporating multiple data sources.
- By incorporating vulnerability intelligence sources, security teams can focus their efforts on vulnerabilities that are not just severe but are likely to be or are already being exploited by attackers.
- Singularity Vulnerability Management helps to allocate resources where they matter most, providing a comprehensive assessment of each vulnerability.
- Organizations can take control with vulnerability management solutions designed to keep ahead of emerging risks, contact SentinelOne today.
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