# Drivers Outdated or unsigned drivers are a common way into a computer. The **Drivers** page lists the drivers installed on your Windows devices, collected by the CyberGuard agent.  | Card | Content | | --- | --- | | **Unique Drivers** | Distinct drivers found. | | **Windows Devices** | Devices monitored. | | **Signed Drivers** | Drivers with a valid digital signature. | | **Unsigned Drivers** | Drivers without a digital signature: check them first. | Filter by **Driver or Device**, **Class** (display, network, storage…), **Vendor** and **Signature**. For each driver the list shows the driver provider, the device it controls, the vendor, the class, the version, how many devices have it and the driver date. ## A driver in detail Click the icon at the beginning of a row to see the devices that have the driver, with version, signature, status and install date, and the known vulnerabilities found in the National Vulnerability Database. When a driver name is too generic to search reliably (for example *Microsoft*), the page says so and offers a link to search the catalog yourself. See [Vulnerabilities (CVE)](https://wiki.cyberguard.srl/dim/fleet-insights.md#vulnerabilities-cve) for how vulnerability data works. ## On the device page The **Drivers** tab of a device lists its own drivers. See [Apps, Updates & Drivers](https://wiki.cyberguard.srl/dim/devices/device-details/software.md#drivers).