Overview
Vulnerability and Patch Management on Trio provides full access int othe exisitin vulnerabilitites along with the remediations admints can hire.
The Patch Management Overview in Trio provides a centralized view of your organization’s OS and software patch status, helping IT teams track vulnerabilities and ensure device compliance.
1. OS Patch Widget
Displays the total number of devices with OS patches.
Color-coded status:
🟡 Pending
🟢 Done
🔴 Failed
Filterable by time period (e.g., "Last week").
2. Software Patch Widget
Shows the status of software-level patches.
Same color indicators and filtering options as the OS Patch widget.
3. Top Vulnerability Devices
Highlights devices with the most missing patches.
Shows platform, number of critical and low vulnerabilities.
Includes quick action: Install All Patches button per device.
4. Top OS Patches
Displays patching progress by OS type.
Shows:
Patch name
Number of devices affected
Visual bar of patching progress
Filterable by OS.
5. Top Software Patches
Mirrors Top OS Patches section but for software updates.
Identifies which applications need attention.
Quick Actions
Use the “Install All Patches” buttons to initiate patching directly from the dashboard.
Filters allow you to focus on specific OS types or date ranges.
SECTION 2: OS PATCH
The OS Patch tab provides a detailed breakdown of available operating system patches for macOS devices, helping IT teams quickly assess, prioritize, and deploy critical security updates.
OS Patch Table Breakdown
1. OS Name
Lists macOS versions (e.g., Sequoia, Monterey, Big Sur) that require patching.
2. OS Version
Displays the version number for the affected OS (e.g., 12.23.11).
3. CVE
Shows the number of known vulnerabilities (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) related to each OS version.
Red text (e.g., CVE-2023-19999) highlights high-severity issues.
4. Severity
Categorizes vulnerabilities as:
🔴 Critical
🟢 Low
Click the dropdown to expand or hide severity details.
5. Devices
Number of devices running the corresponding OS version.
6. Status
Indicates the current patch deployment status:
Open – Patches not yet installed.
7. Action
Quick link to Install All patches for that OS version across all listed devices.
8. Last Updated
Shows the last time this patch entry was refreshed.
Additional Features
Platform Tabs: Switch between Android, iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Windows.
Search & Filter: Use the search bar or filter to find specific OS versions.
Sorting: Sort by severity or other parameters to prioritize patching.
SECTION 3: SOFTWARE PATCH
Software Patch – Windows Apps (User Guide)
The Software Patch tab gives a clear view of vulnerabilities and patching progress for applications installed on Windows devices. It helps IT teams detect, prioritize, and patch high-risk apps to strengthen endpoint security.
Software Patch Table Overview
1. App Name
Lists affected software like Finder, Excel, Chrome, .Net Framework, and Teams.
2. Version
Shows the current version of each application deployed (e.g., 12.23.11 or 67.22.11.2).
3. CVE
Indicates vulnerabilities with Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) counts.
Critical CVEs are highlighted in red for visibility (e.g., CVE-2023-19999).
4. Severity
Displays the severity level of the issues:
🔴 Critical
🟢 Low
Expandable dropdown to show more severity breakdown.
5. Devices
Number of devices where the app version is installed.
6. Status
Current patch status per app:
Open – Not patched yet.
Retry – Patch failed (e.g., 8 failed).
Patching – In progress with percentage and success ratio.
Closed – Successfully patched.
7. Action
Execute remediation with:
Install All – Patches all affected devices.
Retry – Re-attempt failed patches.
8. Last Updated
Timestamp of the last patch check or action.
Other Features
Tabs: Toggle between Android, iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Windows.
Filter/Search: Narrow down apps by name or version.
Sort by Severity: Prioritize most critical software threats.
This view centralizes software patching to reduce exposure to exploits and ensure app-level compliance.
SECTION 4: EVENT LOG
Events Log – User Guide
The Events Log tab in Trio provides a comprehensive activity trail of actions taken within the Patch Management module. It ensures visibility, accountability, and audit readiness for all administrative changes and user actions.
Events Table Overview
1. Name
Displays the type of event or action taken, such as:
Login
Password Reset
Profile Unassigned from Group
Device Locked
Group Added/Removed
APNs Certificate Renewed
2. Admin
The name and avatar of the administrator who performed the action.
3. Admin Role
Indicates the role assigned to the admin (e.g., Super Admin, IT admin L2, Custom role 1).
4. Date & Time
Timestamp of when the action occurred, ensuring chronological tracking (e.g., Jul 28, 2019 @ 2:30 PM).
5. Description
Summarized details of the event. Clicking the arrow on the far right expands the full description (currently showing placeholder text).
Tools & Filters
Search bar: Filter logs by event type, user, or destination.
Filter icon: Apply advanced filtering to narrow results.
Sort by: Organize logs by name or other columns.
Export button: Download logs for recordkeeping or audits.
This log enhances security transparency and operational control by giving IT admins detailed insight into who did what, when, and why.
SECTION 5: CVE DETAILS