VMDR > Prioritization tab > Threat FeedVMDR > Prioritization tab > Reports23)Your colleague has just completed the following steps to setup your Qualysaccount for patching: 1. Installed Qualys Cloud Agent on target hosts. 2. Assignedall Agent hosts to a Configuration Profile with PM configuration enabled. 3.Activated the PM application module for all Agent hosts. 4. Assigned all hosts toan enabled Assessment Profile. Although Deployment Jobs have been created andenabled, patches are not getting installed. What step did your colleague miss?
Get answer to your question and much more
22)You are in the process of inducting new employees on the Global AssetViewapplication. In your presentation you have to add the features of this application.Which features from the below mentioned list will you include? Select all thatapply.
Get answer to your question and much more
Threat Protection appends real-time threat indicators (RTIs) to vulnerabilities, tapping findings from Qualys and external sources. Combining this threat data with internal criteria, such as an asset’s role, helps you prioritize remediation. For example, you can see all RTIs for vulnerabilities on a host, and drill down to specific vulnerabilities behind an RTI. Threat Protection RTIs include:
ZERO DAY – Vulnerabilities for which there is no vendor patch available and for which an active attack has been observed in the wild
PUBLIC EXPLOIT – Vulnerabilities whose exploit knowledge is well known and for which exploit code exists and is publicly available
ACTIVELY ATTACKED – Vulnerabilities that are being actively attacked in the wild
HIGH LATERAL MOVEMENT – Vulnerabilities that, if compromised, let the attacker propagate the attack broadly throughout the breached network
EASY EXPLOIT – Vulnerabilities that can be exploited easily, requiring few skills and little knowledge
HIGH DATA LOSS – Vulnerabilities whose exploit will yield massive data loss
DENIAL OF SERVICE – Vulnerabilities whose payload could overload or crash the compromised systems so that they become permanently or temporarily unavailable
NO PATCH – Vulnerabilities for which there isn’t a fix from the vendor
MALWARE – Vulnerabilities associated with malware infection
EXPLOIT KIT – Vulnerabilities for which an exploit kit is available