Cronzy Watch

Cronzy Watch capability

Not just what is wrong: how to fix it

Most tools stop at the finding. Cronzy Watch adds the next step: a remediation plan for each CVE and, for attacks your firewall let through, the exact commands to apply.

Remediation plan for a known-exploited CVE with checklist and apt commands
Demo environment, fictional data. Click to enlarge.

What you get

How to fix: remediation plans, in practice

A plan per CVE

The commands for each group of platforms, a checklist, the deadline, and the exploit attempts the firewall saw.

Firewall commands, one setting per line

For attacks that got through, Cronzy shows the Palo Alto CLI to close the gap, written so it can be pasted, with a verification step and a rollback.

Mark fixed, keep watching

When you mark a fix applied, Cronzy watches the case until it clears and reopens it if the attack comes back.

Hosts that cannot run an agent

Devices that cannot run an agent are tracked as such, so they are not forgotten and not counted as unmanaged noise.

How it works

From connected to done

  1. Open a CVE or a case from the ranked list.
  2. Read the plan: what to change, on which hosts, in what order.
  3. Apply it yourself. Cronzy never changes your systems to fix a finding.
  4. Mark it applied. Cronzy confirms the fix by watching the data.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Does Cronzy apply the fixes for me?

No. It shows how to fix and checks the result. The only write actions are a short defined list, such as blocking an address, and they need a second person to approve.

Which platforms do the plans cover?

Plans are grouped by platform, for example Linux package updates and firewall configuration. The firewall commands are for Palo Alto PAN-OS.

Terms used on this page

Remediation planCVE

See it on a demo estate

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