Security Scanner
While secure connections are essential, n2x.io goes beyond just that. We take a holistic approach to security, ensuring a controlled security posture for all nodes connected to your n2x.io network.
n2x.io proactively scans your nodes for vulnerabilities in operating systems, language dependencies, and application libraries. We provide detailed reports that pinpoint vulnerabilities, including their severity level, affected packages, and clear remediation steps. This empowers you to swiftly address security issues before they can be compromised.
In addition to vulnerability management, n2x.io empowers you to maintain control of your environment. We provide a comprehensive list of installed software on each node, including version information and licensing models. This transparency allows you to identify potential security risks and ensure compliance with licensing requirements.
The n2x.io security scanner is built on Trivy, a popular open-source vulnerability scanner widely trusted by developers and security teams alike. Trivy's robust capabilities ensure comprehensive and reliable vulnerability detection.
Viewing Node Vulnerability Scan Results
To access your node's vulnerability scan results:
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Find the desired node in either the
Network Topology
orNodes
section in left-hand navigation menu. Here you can see a node vulnerability summary: -
Select the node to view its details, then navigate to the
Host Security
tab. -
In the
Vulnerabilities
subtab, you'll find a summarized overview of identified issues. -
Click on a specific vulnerability to view detailed information about the affected file and its associated risks.
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For more in-depth analysis, click the Vulnerability URL to access external resources.
Viewing Your Node's OS Package Information
To access detailed information about the operating system packages installed on your node:
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Navigate to the left-hand menu and select either
Network Topology
orNodes
to find the desired node. -
Click on the node to view its specific information, then navigate to the
Host Security
tab. -
In the
OS Packages
subtab, you'll view a comprehensive list of installed packages, including their versions, architectures, and licenses.