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Introduction

Vulseek allows you to manage your vulnerabilities in a simple way.

Both through an intuitive web interface and through direct interaction with its RESTful API.

To ensure connectivity and proper functioning, it is necessary to add the following host to the allowlist of your network infrastructure:

  • Host: scanner.vulseek.io
  • IP: 54.242.69.92

Terminology

Vulseek is a very powerful and easy-to-use tool, it only requires to be familiar with some terms that are essential to be able to get the most out of it.

Assets

Any IT resource that has value for an organization.

Some examples are:

  • Domains
  • Networks
  • IP addresses
  • Hostnames
  • Active Directory domains
  • Cloud accounts (AWS, Azure, etc.)
  • Endpoints
  • Emails

Vulnerabilities

By definition, a vulnerability is "a weakness in a system that can be exploited to compromise its security."

Basically, each vulnerability has at least a title, a description, and a priority.

Findings

A finding is an association of a vulnerability with an asset.

For example, if we identify that the IP address 4.3.2.1 has the vulnerability CVE-2023-2233, the finding is the link between that IP and that vulnerability.

Los hallazgos poseen estados:

Findings have statuses:

  • Open
  • Accepted
  • Fixed
  • False Positive

These statuses allow us to manage vulnerabilities. They can be modified manually (for example, when we identify that a finding is a false positive) and can also be modified automatically by Vulseek (for example, when it detects that the finding has been resolved).

Findings can be assigned to a user to resolve and/or follow up on them.