Getting Started 01 — Add Assets & Review Threats

We’ve published the first episode of our new tutorial series: Getting Started 01 — Add Assets & Review Threats. In just over three minutes, you’ll go from a fresh account to a clean, prioritized queue of vulnerabilities—without installing agents or juggling multiple tools.

What you’ll learn

Create your account and sign in (2FA supported) — agentless, nothing to install.
Build your watch list in My Components:
- Add components manually (Vendor, Product, Version, Node).
- Or bulk-add from clipboard (copy OS command, run, paste results).
See matches to CVEs & known exploits for your components.
Triage in My Threats using CVSS, EPSS, and KEV context.
Work the status flow: New → Open → In progress → Completed → Archived.
Move faster with Bulk Edit, Remarks, and Filters.

Why it matters

BaseFortify continuously monitors new CVEs and known exploits against the software you actually use. Each match is enriched with real-world context (EPSS likelihood, CISA KEV, and MITRE ATT&CK/CAPEC insights), so you can fix what matters first—without drowning in noise.

Who this video is for

SMB IT teams and security practitioners starting with BaseFortify
MSPs consolidating vulnerability tracking for multiple clients
Anyone moving from spreadsheets to a unified, agentless workflow

Quick start checklist

Register your free account: basefortify.eu/register
Add 3–5 key components (manual or bulk clipboard)
Open My Threats → set New items to Open with a short remark
Prioritize using CVSS/EPSS/KEV → set In progress as work begins
Mark Completed, then Archive to keep the queue clean

What’s next

Next in the series: Prioritization & Triage — using CVSS vs. EPSS vs. KEV to focus on the highest-impact fixes.

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