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Outdated or unsigned drivers are a common way into a computer.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) for how vulnerability data works.
On the device page
The Drivers tab of a device lists its own drivers. See Apps, Updates & Drivers.