Enhance Visibility & Risk Management with New Integrations!
Tanium
With the release of the Tanium API Gateway integration, runZero enables you to sync and enrich your asset inventory with detailed endpoint data from Tanium. By pulling in attributes like software inventory, patch status, and endpoint health, and combining them with runZero’s network scanning, you can more effectively identify potential vulnerabilities, risky network connections, misconfigurations, and compliance issues across your network.
Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager (MECM)
You can now import data from the Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager (MECM) / System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) MSSQL database. When combined with runZero's asset inventory, this feature enables you to cross-reference and sync device data, making it easier to identify unmanaged devices missed by other discovery methods. This integration enhances visibility, ensuring more comprehensive asset management and reducing the risk of shadow IT or unknown vulnerabilities across your network.
Optimize Performance & Scalability with ARM64 Self-hosting
You can now self-host runZero on ARM64 Linux, including AWS Graviton instances, offering better performance and cost efficiency. This provides more scalable deployments and greater control, ensuring your setup meets your organization’s needs while improving security.
Gain Deeper Insights with New Asset Discovery Enhancements
CUPS (IPP) Browser Protocol
On September 26th, we released a CUPS (IPP) Browser protocol probe, now enabled by default on your new scans. This update gives you enhanced visibility into your printing devices, helping you discover and manage vulnerable assets.
Following this release, on September 27th, we published a blog highlighting vulnerabilities in OpenPrinting CUPS associated with these protocols. When chained together, these vulnerabilities could potentially allow an attacker to execute remote code. Click here for more information on these advisories.
Oracle Solaris Service Tag Protocol
The recently introduced Oracle Solaris Service Tag Protocol in runZero enables automatic discovery and identification of Oracle Solaris systems across your network. This protocol allows you to gather detailed asset information without manual intervention, simplifying the process of tracking and managing these systems while ensuring compliance across your asset inventory.
Boost Efficiency with Improved SSO, MFA, & Multi-tab Support
New Login & Improvements to SSO & MFA
The redesigned login screen now features enhanced SSO and MFA for a smoother, more secure experience. The updated interface makes logging in faster and easier, while maintaining the strong security you expect.
Multi-tab & Multi-org Support
Navigating multiple organizations in runZero just got easier. With improved support for handling multiple tabs, you can seamlessly manage different organizations without switching views. This enhancement streamlines your workflow, allowing you to keep track of everything in one place.