Vulnerability ReportingNew
LimaCharlie sensors already know what's running on every endpoint: operating system versions, installed packages, and configuration state across the fleet. Vulnerability reporting turns that inventory into answers, cross-referenced against CVE intelligence and shaped to how your team actually manages exposure.
Inventory
Sensors collect OS version and installed package data across the fleet, continuously and without a separate scanning appliance.
Cross-reference
CVE disclosures from threat intelligence feeds are matched against what each endpoint actually runs, so the output is a list of affected systems rather than a list of headlines.
Report your way
Because the capability is API-first and covered by LimaCharlie's AI skills, reporting is not fixed to one dashboard's opinion. Ask which endpoints carry a specific vulnerability, group exposure by customer or business unit, or change how findings are prioritized, and the reporting reshapes to match how you manage vulnerabilities.
Act on findings
Exposure data feeds the same platform as everything else. Detection rules can watch for exploitation of a known-vulnerable service, and for MDRs, the daily detection engineering pipeline folds patch recommendations into per-customer reports, so “you should patch these two systems” arrives alongside “we checked, and you were not affected.”
Why this approach is different
Most vendors expose vulnerability data as a fixed report with a narrow query interface. On LimaCharlie, your AI can do vulnerability reporting, and can change how it queries, prioritizes, and presents, because the capability is open rather than a sealed feature.
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