Vulnerability Management
CapaOne delivers a unified view of your entire endpoint attack surface, pinpointing hidden vulnerabilities and risks across operating systems, applications, drivers, and configurations to show exactly how exposure propagates across your fleet.
Challenges It Teams Face
CapaOne is built to solve exactly these points-without replacing Intune.
Gaps in Visibility
Vulnerabilities and risks, caused by outdated versions and configuration issues, surface across multiple disparate tools – making endpoint exposure assessment difficult.
Slow Investigations
Teams switch between consoles to understand which endpoints are exposed and why, delaying meaningful action.
Tool Sprawl and Handoffs
One tool scans, another updates, a third reports — with spreadsheets filling the gaps.
Aging Components
Outdated applications and stale drivers extend exposure windows and requires ongoing manual effort.
Drift in Configurations
Missing or weakened security settings create inconsistencies across the fleet, broadening the attack surface and complicating compliance audits.
Compliance Pressure
Demonstrating reduced exposure for NIS2/GDPR is hard without unified evidence.
How CapaOne Addresses the Challenges
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- CVE-based vulnerability signals from Security Monitor highlight where known risks exist across operating systems, applications, and drivers.
- Version and configuration posture reveals outdated applications, stale drivers, and drift from intended standards.
- Unified risk context maps vulnerabilities to endpoints – giving IT clarity within minutes.
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Scope, severity and impact indicators convert to an overall risk score, clearly showing what to fix first.
Cross-layer context across operating systems/drivers/applications/ configurations pinpoints software age, misconfigurations and known CVEs.
Cohort grouping by hardware model, operating system, filters, and tags drives maximum risk reduction with minimum effort.
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Application Manager keeps third-party and business applications current, eliminating the risk tied to outdated software.
Driver Manager deploys vendor-supported driver versions, mitigating the security risks posed by legacy or inconsistent drivers.
Security Monitor surfaces misconfigurations and drift so protections can be restored before issues escalate.
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CSV exports and shareable dashboards provide auditors, leadership, and security teams clear evidence of vulnerabilities, affected endpoints, and posture gaps.
CSV-based reporting supports tracking, incident reduction and the effect of operational changes.
EU-hosted platform supports GDPR and NIS2-ready operations and digital sovereignty requirements.
Capabilities at a Glance
- CVE-based vulnerability signals across operating systems, applications, and drivers
- Outdated software and driver insights mapped to known exposures
- Security configuration drift detection
- Cross-layer risk context for faster investigation
- Cohort views by filters, tags, hardware models, and operating systems
- CSV exports and shareable dashboards
- Built to extend Microsoft Intune
- Integrates with Application Manager, Driver Manager, and Security Monitor
Outcomes You Can Measure
- Significant decrease in average exposure time due to the accelerated identification of vulnerable versions and misconfigurations.
- Expedited investigations powered by unified, cross-layer security context
- Elimination of security blind spots via consolidated risk visibility
- Improved operational governance with exportable evidence and clear posture trends
- Smarter decision-making when planning application, driver, and configuration updates
Related CapaOne Products
Have More Questions?
No. CapaOne provides vulnerability insights and exposure context – it’s created to complement Microsoft Intune.
Security Monitor uses CVE-based signals combined with configuration and version posture to pinpoint and present exposed endpoints.
Vulnerabilities are remediated by leveraging Application and Driver Manager to deploy the latest applications and drivers via automated workflows.
CSV exports and shareable dashboards, and API feeds make it easy to share vulnerability and posture data during audits or internal reviews.
Yes — vulnerabilities can be viewed by severity, impact, and scope to help teams focus where it matters most.