I find Mark�s observations very sensible; I also noticed.

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De: Evans, Mark [mailto:EvansM@;ritchie.disa.mil]
Enviado el: martes 22 de octubre de 2002 15:43
Para: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Asunto: [ISSForum] Vuln Catalog Vs. Xforce Pages Vs. Policy Editor.


Anyone notice how the three areas of information that ISS uses to support
their vulnerabilities are not in sync? Here's the issue: On ther Xforce
listing of Vulnerabilities, you have information like Consequences: Gain
Access. This is very good because it helps one determine the amount of
effort one puts toward fixing the problem. But on the Vuln Catalog pages,
this entry is not present. But, on the other hand, on the Vuln Catalog
pages, you have great information like False Positive, False Negative, and
Required Permissions. This information is not availble on the Xforce pages.
And none of this info if available while in the policy editor and viewing
vulnerabilities. I would think it would be much easier and more efficient to
maintain one database with all this information. It would also be nice to
have the Catagory that the checks belong to(such as NT Critical Issues,
etc.)  listed on the pages as well, especially the the little bomb showing
it as a denial-of-service check.  I wonder if there are any plans to merge
these respective information bases?

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