SecOps
Retrieving Vulnerability Data from CISA: The latest Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog is fetched from CISA, a task that would otherwise require manual downloading and verification. This automation ensures that the most current data is always available, reducing the risk of outdated information impacting security decisions.
Uploading Data to SharePoint: The retrieved vulnerability data is automatically uploaded to SharePoint, eliminating the need for manual file transfers. This process ensures consistent data storage and easy access for team members, enhancing collaboration and reducing the potential for errors associated with manual uploads.
Scheduling Regular Updates: The automation flow is triggered on a predefined schedule, ensuring regular updates without manual intervention. This task reduces the administrative burden on teams and guarantees that the vulnerability database remains current, supporting proactive security management.
CISA: The CISA integration accesses the latest Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog in this use case. It is the primary source of vulnerability data, ensuring that the most recent information is retrieved for analysis and storage.
Microsoft Graph Sites: This integration interacts with SharePoint to manage sites and drive information. It facilitates the identification of the correct storage locations for vulnerability data and ensures that files are uploaded to the appropriate SharePoint sites.
Microsoft Graph Files: Microsoft Graph Files handles uploading the vulnerability data to SharePoint. It automates the file transfer process, ensuring that the data is consistently stored and easily accessible to team members, reducing the need for manual uploads.
