Passionateinmarketing Scalefusion Launches Veltar Vulnerability Management Solution
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- •Veltar Vulnerability Management integrates detection and remediation within Scalefusion.
- •The solution supports vulnerability management for Windows and macOS endpoints.
- •It uses various signals to prioritize vulnerabilities for remediation.
Scalefusion has introduced Veltar Vulnerability Management, a new feature that integrates vulnerability detection and remediation for Windows and macOS endpoints. This solution allows IT and security teams to identify, assess, and prioritize vulnerabilities, streamlining the remediation process through Scalefusion's UEM patch management. The platform combines vulnerability intelligence with endpoint management, enabling teams to act on vulnerabilities without switching tools. The capability utilizes signals such as CVSS, EPSS, and CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities data to prioritize remediation efforts. Veltar aims to enhance endpoint security by connecting vulnerability management with existing workflows. The solution is now available for affected systems.
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