Exploitability attributes of Nessus plugins: good, bad and Vulners. Exploitability is one of the most important criteria for prioritizing vulnerabilities. Let’s see how good is the exploit-related data of Tenable Nessus NASL plugins and whether we can do it better.
What are the attributes related to exploits? To understand this, I parsed all nasl plugins and got the following results.
My comments on Forrester’s “Vulnerability Management vendor landscape 2017”. A top consulting company, Forrester Research, recently published report “Vendor Landscape: Vulnerability Management, 2017“. You can read for free by filling a small form on Tenable web site.
What’s interesting in this document? First of all, Josh Zelonis and co-authors presented their version of VM products evolution. It consists of this steps (I have reformulated them a bit for the copyright reasons) :
As you see, the last one is about containerization. And it is now presented only in Tenable.io/FlawCheck. 😉
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