This report summarizes remediation actions across a series of hosts. Rather than just counting the number of vulnerabilities, applications are listed which need to be upgraded or patched. It also highlights systems missing one or more patches. This not only is much easier for an IT administrator to consume, it provides a measure of how much 'work' is required to secure a network, as well as the amount of risk reduced when certain patch efforts are taken.
This report identifies installed software across a series of hosts. Utilizing Nessus plugin 20811, Microsoft Windows Installed Software Enumeration (credentialed check), it is possible to enumerate installed software on selected hosts.
This report is comprised of a Table of Contents for each identified host. The Identified Hosts Table lists the hosts by IP address, NetBIOS Name, and DNS Name, and is followed by a detailed look at each host individually.
This report identifies installed software across a series of hosts, utilizing Nessus plugin 22869, Software Enumeration (SSH). This plugin lists the software installed on the remote host by calling the appropriate command (rpm -qa on RPM-based Linux distributions, qpkg, dpkg, etc.). This report is comprised of a Table of Contents for each identified host. The Identified Hosts Table lists the hosts by IP Address, NetBIOS Name, and DNS Name, and is followed by a detailed look at each host individually.
This report presents a detailed vulnerability summary on files that may contain copyrighted materials, such as commercial movies or music files, that are being shared without the owner's permission. If any of these files actually contain copyrighted material, and if they are freely swapped around, your organization might be held liable for copyright infringement by associations such as the RIAA or the MPAA.
The associated component can be found here:Copyright Indicator
This report displays details on any unsupported operating systems that have been found in your environment via Nessus scanning. It utilizes user customizable Dynamic Asset Lists that must be enabled and configured by the analyst prior to running this report.
