Security-Database Vulnerability Dashboard v2.0 beta released

Security-Database provides a continuous IT vulnerability XML feed based on open security standards for classification, scoring, enumeration and exploitation. It also provides a well maintained repository for latest security and auditing tools and utilities. Security-database promotes Open Standards by supplying vulnerability
alerts based on the following :

  • CVE identifier number
  • Brief description of the security vulnerability or exposure.
  • Any pertinent references (i.e., vulnerability reports and vendors advisories).
  • CVSS Version 2.0 scores
  • OVAL ID related alert
  • CPE for Platform enumeration
  • CWE ID
  • CAPEC ID
  • SAINTexploit ID
  • OSVDB ID

We are exciting to announce to release of the new Security-Database Vulnerability Dashboard v2.0 in beta.

New changes :

  • Added Dashboard Global information.
  • Number of CVE.
  • Vendors sources.
  • OVAL IDs in database.
  • SaintExploit IDs.
  • OSVDB IDs in database.
  • Versions of Engines.
    • CWE version.
    • CAPEC version.
    • CVSS release.
    • OVAL Interpreter release.
  • OVAL XML repositories versions.
  • Added a Risk Rating Score based on CVSS v2.0 (to be used in the charts).
  • Display CVE and Vendor Daily stats along with the CVSS scores.
  • Display monthly charts with CVE & Vendors the CVSS scores.
  • Display monthly chart about the 10 most vulnerable applications.

Improvements :

  • The Crosslinker engine is now optimized and 4,5 more faster.
  • The OSVDB IDs are updated once a day.
  • Open Standards logos are added to the alerts.

We expect for the next coming weeks plenty of "features" to be added, improved or modified. We have a tons of ideas but only 24h a day.

As the new dashboard is still in beta stage, you are invited to send us your comments, suggestions and implementation ideas to info at security-database dot com or drop us a note in twitter

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Compliance Mandates

  • Vulnerability Management :

    PCI DSS 11.2, 6.6, SOX A13.3, GLBA 16CFR Part 314.4(c), HIPAA 164.308(a)(8), FISMA RA-5, SI-2, ISO 27001-27002 12.6, 15.2.2


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