IT asset management

Vulnerability management: CVE matching that prioritizes. Doesn’t flood you.

A mid-market customer with 8,500 devices cut their weekly analysis effort from 30 hours to 2 hours. And reduced open vulnerabilities from roughly 12,000 to roughly 8,500. Not through more headcount, but through automated CVE matching with context-based prioritization. Vulnerability management software is built directly into the inventory, instead of running as a separate vulnerability-analysis island.

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last_sync: 09:47:12

CVE-2026-0142 Critical 12 hosts · patch available CVSS 9.8

CVE-2026-0098 High 47 hosts · patch available CVSS 7.5

CVE-2025-9921 Medium 234 hosts · pending CVSS 5.4

CVE-2025-9854 High 3 hosts · patched CVSS 8.1

CVE-2025-9417 Low 89 hosts · patched CVSS 3.2

What you get

What manual CVE lists never deliver.

Daily auto-update

CVE matching, not spreadsheet maintenance.

Inventoried software packages are automatically checked against current CVE data. No manual export, no spreadsheets.

Context-based prioritization

Only what affects you.

The DARA engine matches CVEs to your specific software footprint. CiEX scores them in context. Only actionable alerts land on your desk.

Handling workflow

Status, owners, audit trail.

Every vulnerability gets a handling status, category, and owner. Fully traceable. For internal audits and NIS2 evidence too.

How it works

Cyber Insight integration: POST in the evening, GET the next morning.

One nightly PowerShell run. The rest runs on the Cyber Insight server.

In the evening, LOGINventory transmits the selected devices and installed software packages to the Cyber Insight API via PowerShell. Overnight, CVE matching and DARA/CiEX prioritization run. The next morning, a second script retrieves the results and saves them back into LOGINventory.

You control which devices are included through the customizable “Vulnerability Export” query. For example, servers only, excluding test machines. By default, only vulnerabilities with a score ≥ 4.2 (medium and high) are retrieved.

What’s transmitted: device name, inventory number, and installed software packages. No other data. The servers are located in Germany. For elevated GDPR requirements, we recommend signing the data processing agreement with Cyber Insight before activation.

Prioritization in detail

Every CVE arrives ready for a decision.

A CVSS score alone doesn’t say what to do. For every vulnerability, the integration therefore delivers the full assessment: the CVSS axes as a radar chart, the DARA score, the prediction of whether the flaw will be exploited, and the attack method. 87 open CVEs become the handful that’s due today.

DARA-Sync: 06:00

CVSS metrics: attack vector (AV) to availability impact (A)

DARA score7

Will be exploitedYes

Attack methodOverflow

Reported vulnerabilityCVE-2024-0741

AffectedMozilla Firefox < 122 · 14 devices

What you can analyze

Ready-made dashboards, one shared data model.

Score by software package

Which packages are most critical in aggregate. How many devices they’re installed on.

Vulnerability catalog

All detected CVEs with device and package counts. Searchable and filterable.

Vulnerabilities by package + device

Full overview including risk scoring, exportable to Excel or PDF.

New CVEs (last 7 days)

Daily deltas at the package and device level. The basis for email alerts via tasks.

Dashboard: CVE × OS

Charts by severity level, operating system, and software package.

Handling workflow

Status, category, owner. Per CVE. Audit trail for internal reviews.

Compliance relevance

Automated CVE matching with handling status and an audit trail supports evidence requirements under NIS2 (Art. 21), BSI IT-Grundschutz, and ISO 27001 (A.12.6, management of technical vulnerabilities). LOGINventory itself isn’t certified to these standards. The reports do, however, provide the foundation auditors typically require.

Example from the mid-market

30 hours down to 2. On an 8,500-device network.

Mid-market company, 8,500 endpoints:

Before the Cyber Insight integration: 30 hours a week for CVE research and manual prioritization. Mostly spreadsheet maintenance. After the integration: two hours for the actual handling decisions. The vulnerability pipeline runs automatically every night.

On top of that: the number of open vulnerabilities dropped from roughly 12,000 to roughly 8,500, because prioritized CVEs get handled faster instead of getting lost in the noise.

Weekly analysis effort

Before

30 h

With LOGINventory + Cyber Insight

2 h

−93 % Analysis effort. With noticeably fewer open vulnerabilities.

Ways to start

See which CVEs actually matter today.

Choose whatever fits your week. Every path is no-obligation.

Trial license

30 days. Full feature set.

Full network size, all modules, no credit card. Cyber Insight account separate.

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Discovery call

15 minutes. With a technician.

We’ll show the vulnerability integration live, in your use case.

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Webinar recording

With Cyber Insight’s CRO.

Simon Stein (LOGIN) and Felix Weis (Cyber Insight) walk through setup and practice.

Watch the recording (German) →

Frequently asked questions

Vulnerability management software, CVE prioritization, and CiEX: explained briefly.

How are vulnerabilities detected?

LOGINventory captures all installed applications and their versions. Cyber Insight matches this data against CVE databases, exploit information, and threat intelligence. That produces automated vulnerability analysis without a separate scanner.

How are risks scored?

Through the CVSS score and the context-based CiEX model, which predicts the actual exploitability of a vulnerability. The result is risk-based prioritization instead of long raw lists.

How is this different from classic scanners?

Classic vulnerability scanners show every theoretically possible flaw. LOGINventory combines that with real context data and significantly reduces false positives.

Can the system be integrated into existing IT processes?

Yes. APIs let you plug the analysis into existing workflows, such as ITSM systems or patch management.

How secure is the data processing?

All data is transmitted encrypted and processed exclusively in Germany. GDPR-compliant, with high security standards.

What’s the difference between CVE, CVSS, DARA score, and CiEX?

The CVE ID identifies a known vulnerability. The CVSS score rates its severity (0–10). DARA-style models factor in active threats. Cyber Insight’s CiEX score uses machine learning and context from your environment to predict actual exploitation. That prioritizes more precisely and reduces false alarms.