Remedio – Network Device Scanner

Entering the system from the home screen,

you'll find an accounting of your overall

posture across the fleet. From here, you

can work through risks according to their

severities, risk types, or affected

devices. In this case, we'll drill in on

Cisco network devices.

Clicking through, you'll arrive at the

Misconfiguration Categories page. Here

you can see the different

misconfigurations detected by GYTPOL's

network scanner. The Misconfiguration

Categories page shows at a glance the

amount of devices in the organization

exposed to a given misconfiguration. In

this view, you'll also find additional

information on the specific issue and how

it can be more securely handled.

Here you can see an example highlighting

instances in which HTTP ciphers have

been weakly configured.

And here's another example showing

network devices that could be compromised

as a result of incomplete or missing

AAA configurations.

Finally, this example shows network devices

exposed via use of an insecure

encryption type for enable password.

Looking at the additional information

section at the bottom of the right-hand

sidebar, GYTPOL indicates which

encryption type, if any, is configured on

the device.

I hope you enjoyed this quick review of

how GYTPOL inventories and categorizes

misconfigurations for different device

types like network devices.

Until we meet again, I wish you

uncompromising security and uninterrupted

productivity.