TATER pulls Microsoft Defender vulnerability data and Intune compliance into one view, then enriches it with the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog — so you triage by real-world exploitation, not just a CVSS number.
A CVSS 9.8 that nobody is exploiting can wait behind a CVSS 7 that ransomware crews are using today. TATER cross-references every CVE on your fleet against the CISA KEV catalog and flags ransomware-linked exposures first — so your team spends its patch window where it matters.
Every CVE cross-referenced against CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities feed, with ransomware-linked exposures surfaced first.
Per-device health, OS, and compliance state pulled from Defender for Endpoint and Intune — without opening two more consoles.
Surfaces end-of-life and out-of-date software across the fleet — the quiet exposure that becomes the way in.
Endpoint exposures map back to framework controls, so remediation is a click away — the same one-click fix as the rest of TATER.
The endpoint pipeline turns raw vulnerability data into a ranked worklist your team can act on.
The endpoint scan collects vulnerability and compliance data from Defender and Intune across your fleet.
TATER cross-references every CVE with the CISA KEV catalog and end-of-life software data.
Devices and exposures sort by real-world risk, so the team fixes what's actually being exploited first.
Four hundred CVEs landed this month. Which ones actually matter for this fleet?
KEV-flagged and ransomware-linked vulnerabilities sort to the top with per-device breakdowns — so the afternoon goes to the ten that matter, not the 390 that don’t.
“Are we exposed to the CVE that’s all over the news this morning?”
Search the CVE across the fleet and answer with a device list in minutes — while the competition is still scheduling a scan.
Somewhere out there, a Server 2012 box is still running something important.
The end-of-life view surfaces aging OS and software before an auditor — or an attacker — finds it first.
The guide covers connecting Defender and Intune, running the endpoint scan, and reading the KEV-prioritized results.
See KEV-prioritized endpoint exposure on your own fleet in a live walkthrough.