If you are interested in having the information of your infrastructure monitored and centralized, what better than using GVM or Greenbone Vulnerability Management to look for vulnerabilities and Centreon to have it centralized and controlled.
In this post we will look at the installation of GVM (Greenbone Vulnerability Management) formerly known as OpenVAS (Open Vulnerability Assessment System). A solution that will help us to know the vulnerabilities that our systems have, and in a future document we will integrate it with Centreon.
Well, Well! Another of the wonders that we can do with Nagios or Centreon is… the possibility of monitoring vulnerabilities in our computers! How great, truth?? We will rely on OpenVAS, We will use the checks we have to centralize them from a single console. We will be able to know how many vulnerabilities our servers put at risk and analyze their evolution with the graphs and of course receive alerts!
Today we will see a great utility that we can use to perform security analysis on our infrastructure, what less than from time to time to know how many vulnerabilities we have to be somewhat safer in the face of a virus attack, Trojan or Ramon ware on duty. In this document we will install OpenVAS 9 on a Debian machine 9 Stretch and we'll look at a basic use to get a report, in a future document we will integrate it with… Nagios!
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