ATP Enhancement: CVE Mapping Now Built Into Security Reports

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ATP Enhancement: CVE Mapping Now Built Into Security Reports

 

As part of our ongoing commitment to providing greater threat explainability and better protection, we’re excited to announce the next evolution of our Advanced Threat Prevention (ATP) capabilities. Following our recent release of CVE Mapping in the content release notes, we’re now integrating CVE Mapping directly into our ATP security reports. This update brings additional threat context right into the ATP product interface, giving you even more actionable information to have greater control over your threat landscape.

 

What is CVE Mapping?

CVE (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) Mapping is a feature that ties detected exploits directly to known vulnerabilities. By correlating detected threats with their associated CVEs, we provide instant context, helping security teams understand exactly what they are dealing with and how to respond.

 

In the first phase, CVE Mapping was available in the content release notes. Now, with this new update, CVE Mapping is fully integrated into the ATP report in a section called “CVE information”, enhancing the overall user experience and making it even easier to understand what specifically ATP detected in your environment so that you can make more informed decisions.

 

What This Means for ATP Users

With this update, whenever an exploit is detected by ATP’s Inline Cloud Analysis, it will be linked to a corresponding CVE ID directly in the security report. This real-time mapping allows security teams to instantly see which vulnerabilities are being exploited, providing them with the information they need to make faster, more informed decisions.

 

By having this data immediately available within the ATP interface, you’ll save time digging through content release notes or other sources to determine what threats you're facing and give you actionable feedback as to how you can protect your business infrastructure further. This not only improves efficiency but also ensures that your team stays ahead of emerging vulnerabilities.

 

Why This Matters for ATP Customers

For ATP customers, this integration is a game-changer in both efficiency and security. It gives you more control over your security environment by offering visibility into the exact vulnerabilities your network is exposed to. When paired with our ATP’s real-time detection capabilities, this feature enables faster response times and more accurate assessments, helping to reduce the window of opportunity for attackers.

 

By integrating CVE Mapping directly into ATP reports, we’re empowering you to not only detect unknown threats but also to immediately understand the context and risk level. 

 

Get Started With CVE Mapping in ATP Reports

As we continue to evolve ATP, we will keep looking for ways to bring you even more powerful insights to help secure your enterprise against today’s most sophisticated threats. You can start leveraging CVE Mapping within your ATP security reports, by following the setup instructions. If you’re not already using ATP, this is a great opportunity to either activate a free trial or ensure your license is properly configured to strengthen your defenses against today’s most sophisticated cyber threats.


Stay tuned for more exciting updates as we continue to expand the capabilities of Advanced Threat Prevention. 

 

 

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