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title: "Devices"
slug: "devices-vm"
updated: 2026-10-06T11:14:25Z
published: 2026-10-06T11:14:25Z
canonical: "help.scalefusion.com/devices-vm"
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> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.scalefusion.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Devices

The **Devices** section under **Vulnerability Management** offers an endpoint-centric view of your entire managed devices infrastructure. It lists managed devices row-by-row, presenting distinct vulnerability breakdowns for both operating systems and installed applications.

### Devices Table

The main table provides a list of all enrolled endpoints alongside key risk indicators:

- **Device Name:** The hostname or custom name of the endpoint.
- **OS & Version:** The operating system running on the machine (e.g., *Windows 11 Version 24H2*, *macOS Sequoia*).
- **Risk Score:** An aggregated score (0–100) reflecting the overall security posture of the individual device, calculated based on CVE severities, KEV presence, and system configuration risks.
- **Total CVEs:** The total number of active vulnerabilities detected on the device. *Clicking this opens the side panel pre-filtered to the device's CVE list.*
- **Vulnerable Count:** The total no. of applications found vulnerable on a particular device.
- **Device Risk Score:** Unlike the Risk Score, the Device Risk Score is calculated based on both OS and application vulnerabilities identified on the device.

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### Actions

- **Search & Filter:** Search for specific devices by device name, or filter by OS platform, or group.
- **Download CSV:** Export the complete device risk posture report for auditing, inventory tracking, or offline analysis.

### Detailed View (Side Drawer / Slide-over Panel)

Clicking on a **Total CVEs** count opens a dedicated device drawer on the right side of the screen, providing granular insights and direct remediation tools for that specific device.

#### 1. CVE Count under Operating Systems

When you click the CVE count (e.g., `12 CVEs`) for a specific OS row:

- The panel loads with the focus set to **OS-Level Vulnerabilities** affecting that exact OS release and build number (e.g., *Windows 11 Version 23H2* or *macOS Sonoma 14.5*).
- Displays only the system-level CVEs (associated with that OS version.

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#### 2. CVE Count under Applications

When you click the CVE count (e.g., `5 CVEs`) for a specific Application row:

- The panel loads with the focus set to **Third-Party Application Vulnerabilities** affecting that specific software package and version string (e.g., *Google Chrome 124.0.6367.60* or *Adobe Acrobat 23.008.20343*).
- Displays only the application-specific security flaws, execution bugs, or library vulnerabilities related to that software release.

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### Patching & Redirection

The patching and redirection depend on where you initiate the action: **Operating Systems** or **Applications**.

#### **From Operating Systems**

Clicking **Patch Now** initiates OS patching based on the device's operating system:

- **macOS:** Opens **Create Operation** under **macOS OS Updates**. From here, you can create an OS update operation. The available OS versions include all versions newer than the selected OS version in **Vulnerability Management > Operating Systems**. ![](https://cdn.document360.io/175c0eac-012f-4410-bdc5-ac60794f82d8/Images/Documentation/image-9YBXZ7RH.png)
- **Windows:** Redirects you to [**Windows OS Updates**](/v1/docs/scalefusion-agent-based-os-update-management-view), filtered for the specific device, so you can review and initiate the applicable OS update.

#### **From Applications**

Applications that do not support automated patching are marked with a **Requires Manual Patching** tag. These applications must be patched manually.

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