Vulnerabilities

Vulnerabilities is the fleet-wide list of CVEs found across your endpoints (and network devices)- scored, prioritised, and linked to the machines and software they affect. Sibling views cover Zero-Day Vulnerabilities and Manage Exceptions.

How to get here

You need View Vulnerability permission, and this module requires the ZiroPatchPlus edition.

1. In the left sidebar, click Vulnerability to expand it, then click Vulnerabilities.

Navigate to: Vulnerability → Vulnerabilities

URL path: /vulnerability/all

The Vulnerabilities screen

Tabs at the top split the view:

• Endpoints Vulnerabilities- CVEs from installed software.
• Network Vulnerabilities- CVEs on network-device firmware (EndpointOps edition).

Overview charts sit above the table:

• Infra. Vulnerabilities- counts by severity.
• Published Date and Discovered Date- matrices of CVE age (under 30 days, 30–60, 60–90, over 90) by severity.

Use the filters (Severity, Module, Status) and Search to narrow the list.

Columns

Column	What it shows
Severity	Critical / High / Medium / Low, as a tag.
CVE	The CVE id- click for full detail.
EPSS	Exploit-prediction probability, as a score.
Exploitable	Whether it's a CISA known-exploited CVE (Yes/No).
Description	What the CVE is.
ZiroScore	The product's blended risk score.
CVSS3 Base Score / CVSS2 Base Score	CVSS base scores.
Endpoints / Devices	Affected machine count- a clickable count.
Affected Softwares	Affected package count- a clickable count.
Published	When the CVE was published.

Many more CVSS3 / CVSS4 detail columns and CWE are available via the column picker. The toolbar has Scan Now (re-assess against the latest feed) and Add Exceptions (exclude selected CVEs- see Manage Exceptions), plus a list / card toggle.

Advanced filters

For anything beyond the basic Severity / Module / Status filters, click Advanced Filters (next to the search box- the number in parentheses shows how many conditions are active). It opens a query builder.

You build conditions of field + operator + value and combine them:

• Add Filter (right pane)- pick a field, then its operator and value. Fields cover Severity, Platform (Windows / Linux / Mac), CVE, Score, EPSS, Exploitable, Zero Day, KB Article, Mitre Threat, Description, and the full CVSS2 / CVSS3 / CVSS4 set (vectors, sub-scores, severities). The operator adapts to the field type- In for severity/dropdown fields, Equal and comparisons for text/number fields.
• Conditions inside a group combine with the group's AND / OR. Use Add Group to add another group, and the AND / OR selector between groups to set how the groups combine- so you can express things like "(Critical AND Exploitable) OR (EPSS high)".
• Discard clears everything; the active-condition count stays on the Advanced Filters button so you always know a filter is in effect.

Drill-down: CVE details

Click a CVE to open its detail drawer.

It shows the description, EPSS and Exploitable flag, NVD / CVE links, a CVSS3 / CVSS2 / CVSS4 metric grid, References, a Fix Recommendation (related patches / KB / resolved versions, with Fix Now to deploy), and MITRE ATT&CK taxonomy mappings.

Drill-down: affected endpoints

Click an Endpoints (or Devices) count to see the affected machines.

Column	What it shows
Host Name	The machine (links to its detail).
Platform Version	OS version (endpoints).
Hardware Model	Model (endpoints)- or Device Model / Device Type for network devices.

Drill-down: affected software

Click an Affected Softwares count to see the vulnerable packages.

Column	What it shows
Name	Package name.
Version	Installed version.
Release	Package release.
Fixed	The version that resolves the CVE.
Vendor	The publisher.

Tips & troubleshooting

• A CVE you've accepted still shows. Exclude it with Add Exceptions; manage exclusions on Manage Exceptions.
• Counts look stale. Run Scan Now to re-evaluate against the latest feed.

Related

• Zero-Day Vulnerabilities- the highest-risk, newly-disclosed subset.
• Manage Exceptions- CVEs you've accepted or marked not applicable.
• Patch- deploy the fixes.