Your Company Unfixed Vulnerabilities by Age - April 2015

Company Reference:
YC 201135
Hosts with Unfixed Vulnerabilities
7 High3 Medium0 Low10 Total


Ordered by Host

Host NameIP AddressCriticalRegionReportPortsHigh
Number Longest 
sql2.manc.yourcompany.com192.168.1.53EMEA  View 215
www.your_company.nl192.168.0.103EMEA  View 723
www.example.com192.168.0.112Asia  View 313
www.yourcompany.net192.168.0.102US  View 213
mail.example.com   URGENT192.168.0.111Asia  View 822
sql1.manc.yourcompany.com   OVERDUE192.168.1.52EMEA  View 322
dns0.example.com   OVERDUE192.168.0.110Asia  View 532

Ordered by Vulnerability

VulnerabilitySeverity SystemsLongest
High Risk Ports OpenHigh Risk35
Apache < 1.3.26 Chunked Encoding VulnerabilityHigh Risk13
SNMP Default Community NamesHigh Risk23
SSH Protocol Version 1 EnabledHigh Risk23
Sendmail < 8.12.8 Buffer Overrun   URGENTHigh Risk12
BIND < 8.2.3 Buffer Overrun   OVERDUEHigh Risk11
IIS WebDAV Buffer OverrunHigh Risk11
MySQL Database Accessible Without Password   OVERDUEHigh Risk11

Ordered by Contact

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Name  SystemsReportTotal
Vulns		HighLongestMonths of
Exposure
cuthbert@yourcompany.comCollapse  2  Systems 3358
sql1.manc.yourcompany.com   OVERDUE192.168.1.52View2223
sql2.manc.yourcompany.com192.168.1.53View1155
janebloggs@yourcompany.comCollapse  5  Systems 99318
dns0.example.com   OVERDUE192.168.0.110View3324
www.your_company.nl192.168.0.103View2234
mail.example.com   URGENT192.168.0.111View2224
www.yourcompany.net192.168.0.102View1133
www.example.com192.168.0.112View1133
joe.bloggs@technicians.comCollapse  3  Systems 66311
dns0.example.com   OVERDUE192.168.0.110View3324
mail.example.com   URGENT192.168.0.111View2224
www.example.com192.168.0.112View1133
johndoe@yoursecurity.co.ukCollapse  2  Systems 3337
mail.example.com   URGENT192.168.0.111View2224
www.yourcompany.net192.168.0.102View1133
manager@yourcompany.comCollapse  2  Systems 5528
dns0.example.com   OVERDUE192.168.0.110View3324
mail.example.com   URGENT192.168.0.111View2224

Note: This report deals with unfixed vulnerabilities. A vulnerability is considered "unfixed for three scans" if it has appeared for four consecutive scans.

Scans by RatwareUK