Rootshell Platform’s June release completes our journey to full automation of vulnerability management; adding the ability to automatically remediate vulnerabilities based on previous test results.
Automated end-to-end vulnerability management allows organizations to stay one step ahead of threats, safeguard critical systems, and ensure a robust security posture.
These latest updates empower teams to manage vulnerabilities with even greater control and efficiency.
Auto-dynamic remediation completes the vulnerability management process flow below:
- Auto Import Results
- Auto Publish and Close Those Results
- Auto Remediate Any Differences in Those Results
- Auto Assign Issues Through the Automation Center
- Auto Change Issue Statuses Through the Automation Center
- Auto Assign Asset Priority Ratings Through the Automation Center
- Auto Chase Using the SLA System
We continue to uphold our commitment to deliver new integrations for clients, adding Freshworks Freshdesk ticketing system, Qualys Web Application Scanning (WAS) Module, and Invicti Web Application Scanning to our ever-expanding Integrations list.
If that wasn’t enough, we’ve added a Universal Data Importer that can import files not natively supported by the platform, and have made it possible to Revert a Process; undoing actions made using the Automation Centre (phew!).
Enhanced Visibility and Control
We believe in transparency and accountability for vulnerability management.
Rootshell Platform gives you full visibility into the vulnerability scanning process by providing users with a scan-by-scan breakdown of the actions taken, allows you to verify the remediation steps performed.
Additionally, our project overview tab offers valuable insights into your team’s progress over time, enabling you to track and measure the effectiveness of your vulnerability management efforts.
By automating the remediation process based on your business context, you can significantly reduce the time and effort required to address vulnerabilities, allowing your team to focus on strategic initiatives and proactive security measures.
With Rootshell’s automated end-to-end vulnerability management, you can stay one step ahead of threats, safeguard your systems, and ensure a robust security posture for your organisation.
New Ticketing System Integration: Freshworks Freshdesk
We have included a new ticketing integration in this update, supporting Freshdesk from Freshworks. Export issues to Freshdesk effortlessly for seamless tracking and assignment.
Our bi-directional updates ensure that Rootshell stays in sync with Freshdesk, and closed tickets will automatically remediate the corresponding issues within Rootshell. Stay organized and collaborate effectively with this powerful integration.
Rootshell Now Integrates with Qualys Web Application Scanning (WAS) Module
We have expanded our web application scanning coverage with the support of Qualys WAS module. Benefit from Qualys’ powerful infrastructure and web application capabilities, seamlessly integrated into Rootshell.
Enjoy features like xml parsing, on-demand API, and auto importing to enhance your vulnerability management experience.
New Web Application Testing Integration: Invicti
To further extend our application testing coverage, we have added support for Invicti (formerly known as Netsparker). Import data from Invicti effortlessly using file parsing, API on-demand, and auto importing of completed scans capabilities.
Seamlessly integrate Invicti’s capabilities into Rootshell and enhance your vulnerability management process.
Reverting a Process: An Undo Button for the Automation Center
We understand that unexpected changes can occur. With our latest update, users can now revert a single line process or a bulk action process from the Automation Centre.
Easily clean up any unintended alterations to your data and maintain accuracy and consistency within your vulnerability management process.
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