Enhanced executive summary report: New appendices

November 6
Enhancement
VulScan

VulScan now delivers a more insightful Executive Summary Report with new appendices that spotlight your most critical findings and recent assessment activity. These updates make it easier to present clear, business-ready risk summaries to executives and other non-technical stakeholders.

A new Top Vulnerability Findings appendix surfaces the top five vulnerabilities and top five known exploited vulnerabilities, ranked by severity and number of affected devices, so you can quickly focus on the most pressing issues.

A second appendix, Most Recent Internal and External Scans, showcases the most recent internal and external scan activity, visualizing the five latest internal and external scans with severity and device breakdowns to clearly show where risk is concentrated.

Together, these enhancements help you illustrate trends over the reporting period, demonstrate scanning coverage and justify remediation priorities and budget requests with concrete data in a format executives can quickly understand.

Learn more about how to create the executive summary report for VulScan here.

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