What is risk-based vulnerability management?
Traditional scanners hand you a wall of CVSS scores — thousands of "critical" findings with no way to tell which one an attacker will actually use. Risk-based vulnerability management adds context: how likely is this CVE to be exploited (EPSS), is it already being exploited in the wild (CISA KEV), and how important is the affected asset?
Sentrivox builds an accurate software inventory from every Windows agent, matches installed versions against the National Vulnerability Database, then layers in EPSS and CISA KEV enrichment. The result is a short, ranked worklist your team can actually clear — not an unactionable dump.
Because scanning runs from a lightweight agent (or agentless via WinRM), there is no network appliance to deploy and no credentialed scan windows to schedule. Coverage is continuous and current.
From noise to a worklist you can clear
Sentrivox ranks every finding by real-world exploitability, so your team fixes the few that matter.
Prioritised worklist
Share of findings by urgency
Findings by exploitability
Grouped by EPSS probability band
Capabilities
Everything you need to close the gap
From discovery to remediation verification, in one workflow.
Continuous CVE discovery
Every agent reports installed software and patch state. Sentrivox matches it against NVD so new CVEs surface automatically — no manual re-scan.
EPSS exploit scoring
Each finding is enriched with EPSS probability so you prioritise the CVEs most likely to be weaponised, not just the highest CVSS.
CISA KEV enrichment
Vulnerabilities in the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog are flagged and escalated to the top of the queue.
Asset-aware prioritisation
A CVE on a domain controller outranks the same CVE on a kiosk. Sentrivox weights findings by asset criticality.
Remediation verification
After patching, the next agent check-in confirms the CVE is resolved and closes the finding automatically.
Trend & SLA reporting
Track mean-time-to-remediate, open critical count, and SLA compliance over time for board-ready reporting.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to deploy a scanning appliance?
No. Sentrivox scans from a lightweight Windows agent, or agentless over WinRM. There is no network appliance and no credentialed scan window to schedule.
What data sources power the CVE matching?
Sentrivox ingests the NIST National Vulnerability Database (NVD), EPSS exploit-probability scores, and the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog, refreshed continuously.
How is this different from a CVSS-only scanner?
CVSS tells you how bad a vulnerability could be in theory. Sentrivox adds EPSS (how likely it is to be exploited) and CISA KEV (whether it is being exploited now), so you fix the few CVEs that pose real risk first.
How quickly do new vulnerabilities appear?
As soon as an agent reports installed software and a matching CVE exists in NVD, the finding surfaces — typically within minutes of the next check-in.
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