Servers / Products

Feature Overview

The Server / Product tab allows you to check the servers and products that have been registered through scanning. It displays a list of servers within a group and allows you to manage network devices by registering pseudo-servers.

Item	Details	Update Timing
Server Name	The name of the server. The initial value is set in config.toml during the scan. It can be changed after registration in Server Settings on the Server Details tab.	On Server Settings Update
Role Name	The role to which the server belongs. If not set, it is assigned to the "Default Server Role".	On Server Settings Update
OS Reboot Required	Whether the OS needs to be rebooted or outdated processes need to be restarted. The following commands are used: ・Red Hat family: needs-restarting ・Debian family: checkrestart	On scan
Container	Whether it is a container image.	On scan
OS	The server's OS (pseudo for pseudo-servers, instances, and container registries).	On scan
Version	The version of the server's OS (unknown for pseudo-servers, instances, and container registries).	On scan
Open Immediate Tasks	The number of tasks associated with the server where "SSVC Priority" is Immediate, "Status" is NEW, and it is not hidden.	On scan
Open Out of Cycle Tasks	The number of tasks associated with the server where "SSVC Priority" is OutOfCycle, "Status" is NEW, and it is not hidden.	On scan
Open Tasks	The number of tasks associated with the server where "Status" is NEW and it is not hidden.	On scan
Ongoing Tasks	The number of tasks associated with the server where "Status" is INVESTIGATING, ONGOING, or DEFER, and it is not hidden.	On scan
Completed Tasks	The number of tasks associated with the server where "Status" is not NEW, INVESTIGATING, ONGOING, or DEFER, or where the task is hidden.	On scan
All Tasks	The total number of tasks associated with the server.	On scan
Server Tag	Tags set on the server.	On Tag Update
Server Type	The type of the server.	None
Supplementary Information	Additional information registered for the server.	On Server Settings Update
Scanner Version	Whether the scanner version is the latest.	On scan
Last Detection Time	The latest date and time when registered configuration information was successfully matched against vulnerability information.	On scan
Last Configuration Sync	The latest date and time the scanner synchronized the server's configuration information with FutureVuls. Only applies to servers of type "Scanner".	On scan
Successful Scans This Month	The number of successful scans this month.	On scan
Default Assignee	The primary assignee automatically assigned to newly created tasks. ・When adding a server via the FutureVuls console (such as pseudo-servers or paste-servers), the creator is set as the server's default assignee. ・For other cases, such as adding a server via a scanner or REST API, the group's default assignee is set as the server's default assignee.	On Server Settings Update
Server ID	The management ID of the server used in the REST API, etc.	None
Server UUID	A unique ID that identifies the server.	None
Server IPv4	The server's IPv4 address.	On scan
EOL (Standard Support Deadline)	The End of Life for the server's OS.	On scan
Cloud One Status	The status of the Cloud One integration.	On scan
Platform	The platform, such as AWS.	On scan
Platform Instance ID	The ID on the platform. (When a platform such as AWS exists.)	On scan
Scanner Installation Location	The location where the scanner is installed.	None
SSM Integration	The status of the AWS SSM integration.	On scan
Server Registration Time	The date and time the server was registered.	None

Add Server

Displays a dialog with a form to register a server in FutureVuls, along with links to other registration methods.

Item	Description
Scan a physical machine	Install the Vuls scanner on a server to detect vulnerabilities. For accounts with administrator privileges, clicking the "Add" button will display the scanner installation command.
Container Image Scan	Import the results of a Trivy container image scan into FutureVuls.
Scan Libraries on File System	Import the results of a Trivy scan of libraries on the file system into FutureVuls.
Add Paste Server	Add a server for environments where a scanner cannot be used, such as closed networks, by pasting command results to detect and manage vulnerabilities.
Import an SBOM file	Import an SBOM generated from an SBOM tool into FutureVuls and add it as a FutureVuls server.
Add Pseudo Server	Add a pseudo server to detect and manage vulnerabilities based on manually registered information, without installing a scanner. The created pseudo server is registered with the OS as pseudo. By creating a pseudo server with a network device name and registering CPEs, you can manage vulnerabilities for various platforms. Pseudo servers are subject to charges just like other servers.
Add an instance	Add an Amazon EC2 instance. The created server is registered with the OS as pseudo.
Integrate with Container Registry	Integrate with Amazon ECR or GCP Artifact Registry. The created server is registered with the OS as pseudo.

Pseudo-server

A pseudo-server is a non-physical, empty server used when you want to manage software and other assets on FutureVuls. For example, if you want to perform a CPE scan on the firmware of a network device, you can create a pseudo-server and then register the CPE.

You can create a pseudo-server from Add Server in the server list. After creation, you can register CPEs from the software, just like a regular server.

Billing

Please note that a pseudo-server is counted as one server for billing purposes, just like a scanned server.

Pseudo-servers are automatically scanned daily, and manual scans can also be initiated from the server details page.

Edit Servers

You can edit multiple servers at once by selecting them with checkboxes. For a list of users who can be designated as the "Default Assignee", please see here.

SSM Scan

You can initiate an on-demand scan for EC2 instances for which AWS credentials have been registered (SSM Integration Scan).