Vulnerability Response Rollup Calculators
After your initial assessment of risk calculators in the Setup Assistant, use the vulnerability rollup calculators to configure how the cumulative risk score is computed for remediation tasks and imported vulnerabilities.
- Remediation Task Rollup: Rolls up the risk scores for all vulnerable items in a remediation tasks, to provide an overall risk score for the entire group of vulnerable items.
- Patch Update Rollup: Rolls up the risk scores for all vulnerable items with same patch update, to provide an overall risk score for the patch update.
- Organization Risk Score
Rollup: Rolls up the risk scores for all host vulnerable items, application vulnerable items, container vulnerable items and
configuration issues in an organization, to provide an overall risk score for the entire organization in unified dashboard.Nota:Starting with v22.0 of Vulnerability Response, you can configure rollup weights for organizational score. Also, individual roll-up calculators have been removed.
- Vulnerable Item Rollup: Rolls up the risk scores for all host vulnerable items in an organization, to contribute to the overall risk score of the entire organization for unified dashboard.
- Vulnerability Entry Rollup: Rolls up the risk scores for all vulnerable items with the same vulnerability entry, to provide an overall risk score for the vulnerability entry.
- Rollup EPSS Scores from NVD to TPEs: Rolls up the EPSS scores for all vulnerable items/ CVEs listed on the NVD table to existing TPEs, to provide an overall probability of the vulnerability being exploited.
- Remediation Effort Rollup: Rolls up the risk scores for all the records in a remediation effort, to provide an overall risk score for the remediation effort.
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Configure the rollup calculator to specify how much weight to give each of those computed values in setting the cumulative risk score. The higher the weight, the more that value is used to determine the rolled up risk score in the vulnerability or remediation tasks.
- The risk score, remediation target, remediation status, or vulnerability changes on the vulnerable items.
- The vulnerable item state changes to Open, Deferred, Closed, or changes from Closed or Deferred.
- Vulnerable items are deleted.
- Vulnerable items are added or removed from the remediation task.
- VIT1001 with risk score of 30
- VIT1002 with risk score of 40
- VIT1003 with risk score of 50
- Maximum risk score: 80
- Average risk score: 5
- Count of vulnerable items: 15
In the Vulnerability rollup calculator example, the formula for determining the remediation task Risk Score is:
(Maximum risk score/100) * 80 + (Average risk score /100) * 5 + (factor * 15)
| VI count | Factor |
|---|---|
| <10 | 0.2 |
| 10-100 | 0.4 |
| 101-1000 | 0.6 |
| 1001-10000 | 0.8 |
| > 10000 | 1 |
- Average risk score is 40
- Maximum risk score is 50
- 50 (Maximum risk score)
- Factor is 0.2
The Risk Score would be 45 [(50/100) * 80 + (40/100) * 5 + 0.2 * 15 = 40 + 2 + 3 = 45]
EPSS Rollup calculator - Example
P(at least one exploited vulnerability) = 1 - P(no vulnerabilities are exploited)P(at least one vuln exploited) = 1 - P(no vulns are exploited) = 1 - P(one vuln not exploited)^100 = 1 - 0.95^100 = 0.994Which says that
the probability of at least one of the vulnerabilities being exploited is 99.4%.Organizational Risk Score Rollup calculations
The Organization Risk Score Rollup feature calculates the overall risk score for an organization in the Unified Dashboard. It rolls up the risk scores for host vulnerable items, application vulnerable items, container vulnerable items, and configuration issues. Previously, the Maximum risk score was determined by averaging the scores for VIT, AVIT, test results, and CVIT. However, starting from version 22 of Vulnerability Response, the maximum risk score is now determined by selecting the highest score among the four.
To calculate the maximum risk score, the highest score among VIT, AVIT, test results, and CVIT is chosen. For example, if VITs have the highest score, that score is considered as the maximum risk score.
Once the counts of VIT, AVIT, CVIT, and test results are obtained, they are added together and normalized using a count method. The resulting risk score is then multiplied by the count weight specified in the configuration.
The same process is followed for calculating the average risk score. The risk scores for AVIT, configuration issues, test results, and other scores are summed up, and then divided by the total count to obtain the average risk score. Finally, all the risk scores are added together to derive the organization risk score.