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[SECURITY] Set up vulnerability scanning #38

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opened 2026-04-10 21:49:15 -05:00 by blakeridgway · 0 comments
blakeridgway commented 2026-04-10 21:49:15 -05:00
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Set up regular vulnerability scanning across all infrastructure (srv01, srv02, nvr) to identify known CVEs and outdated packages. Options include OpenVAS, Trivy, or pkg audit on FreeBSD and apt security checks on Debian.

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All servers, jails, workstations, network devices.

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### Description Set up regular vulnerability scanning across all infrastructure (srv01, srv02, nvr) to identify known CVEs and outdated packages. Options include OpenVAS, Trivy, or pkg audit on FreeBSD and apt security checks on Debian. ### Severity Medium ### Affected Services All servers, jails, workstations, network devices. ### Steps to Reproduce _No response_ ### Suggested Mitigation _No response_
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