Greinfort / Vulnerability Management
Fewer endless lists. Clearer decisions.
Identify vulnerabilities in OT assets and prioritise what really matters to reduce exposure without losing operational focus.
Automatic vulnerability identification • Risk-based prioritisation • Asset inventory integration • Operational context • Optional active scanning
Are all vulnerabilities equally urgent?
In an industrial plant, patching is not always immediate or straightforward. Maintenance windows, vendor dependencies, critical equipment and availability risks all have to be considered. The challenge is not simply finding CVEs; it is knowing which ones can affect operations first.
OT Switch Industrial network
PLC-01
Medium
HMI Panel
High
OT Server
Low
PLC-02
Critical
Priority 01
Robot-04
High
Engineering station
Medium
Information |
Vulnerability detected · CVE-2026-1842 |
|---|---|
| Associated CVE | CVE-2026-1842 |
| Severity level | Critical |
| CVSS | 9.8 / 10 |
| Affected assets | PLC-02 · PLC-04 |
| Related firmware | Siemens S7 · V4.2 |
| Exposed services | Modbus TCP · Port 502 |
| Remediation status | Update pending |
| Active exploitation | High priority · Evidence detected |
| Ransomware campaigns | Related indicators detected |
| History and traceability | Complete record available |
Actionable information for prioritisation
Greinfort permite gestionar vulnerabilidades combinando visibilidad pasiva con escaneo activo opcional sobre dispositivos seleccionados.
The scanner can provide additional information such as firmware, open ports and running services, helping to understand the real exposure of each asset and prioritise based on observed criminal activity.
Not just which vulnerabilities exist. Which ones matter.
Greinfort correlates vulnerabilities, assets and operational context to help prioritise effort where the risk is more tangible and the potential impact is greater.
Intelligent prioritisation
Less noise
Reduced exposure
Prioritising well matters as much as detecting.
Greinfort simplifies analysis by incorporating real-world exploitation context, such as CVEs included in CISA’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalogue or associated with ransomware campaigns, so teams can focus their efforts where risk is more tangible and impact may be greater.