Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE)

CVEs are weaknesses or holes in your network’s computers and other equipment that can be exploited by hackers.

Known CVEs are catalogued and named by MITRE Corporation. While MITRE is in the process of researching a candidate CVE, the company creates a name for the candidate. NetClarity treats candidates with the same level of concern as it treats fully recognized CVEs.

Removal of Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs)

When you remove weaknesses and holes in your computer systems and equipment, you stop hackers from exploiting them. How can you remove the CVEs?

• Audit your systems for CVEs and get a report, using a vulnerability management system, like NetClarity Auditor.
• Open the report on the system with the issue and click on the links provided to find more information or download patches and other files that resolve the problem.
• Audit daily to be sure new CVEs do not occur.

NetClarity Awarded Three CVE-Compatibility Awards on at CSI on November 8, 2005, in Washington, D.C.	NetClarity CVE-Compatible Products are Auditor XL, Auditor 128, and Auditor Enterprise.