We know that many security teams rely on Microsoft’s patch cycle to remediate vulnerabilities in their environments. However, every month , Patch Tuesday introduces numerous vulnerabilities and their solutions that apply to many, if not nearly all, devices. Keeping up with the deployment of these patches is often challenging.
Consider this hypothetical example: a security engineer is responsible for 200 laptops on which Windows 10 is installed. On the latest Patch Tuesday, Microsoft released fixes for three new vulnerabilities. They now need to deploy and track these fixes on all devices. To do that requires a means to identify these fixes, the status of remediation, and a way to see if all of her devices have been assessed. Luckily, their organization is an InsightVM customer.
Rapid7 is happy to announce the release of the Patch Tuesday dashboard template, which gives security team members insights into the vulnerabilities introduced in this patch, the assets with these vulnerabilities, and other important details.
This dashboard includes multiple cards to achieve this.
Total Asset Trends Card
This card visualizes the total number of assets with Microsoft vulnerabilities that have changed since the most recent patch. The expanded view displays a list view of assets with the vulnerabilities introduced.
Asset Assessment Card
The Asset Assessment card displays the percentage of assets running a version of Microsoft Windows that are either assessed or not assessed for the most recent patch. The expanded view displays a list view of the assets assessed by default, but can be filtered to show those not assessed.
Top Riskiest Assets
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