About the EOL Report

The EOL report is designed to provide you with valuable analytics concerning the end-of-life (EOL) dates for operating systems (OS) and versions on hosts.

The report enables customers to access and analyze EOL assets through the reports section. It offers visibility into EOL assets' overall status and progress across the organization and within specific business groups.
The report is based on the end of life.date open-source project, ensuring accurate and up-to-date EOL indicators for customers' assets.
The report allows you to identify and highlight assets that have already reached their EOL date or are approaching it. This information helps prioritize and manage remediation efforts effectively.
The report provides valuable insights into EOL assets from different angles, such as OS, business groups, risk levels, and SPR (Security Patch Remediation). You can leverage these insights to gain a comprehensive understanding of the EOL assets in your organization.

Use the Filters pane on the right to focus your report, click on a specific data element to filter the entire report or to access more data, and hover over a widget for more actions and info.

Before you dive in

First, make sure you cover the Reports (Analytics) Filters and Data Drilling to learn about the expected behavior of the trends and presented data.

KPIs

The EOL Report KPIs are the first and main widgets you encounter when entering the report.

What does each KPI represent?

KPI	Description
EOL-Assets SPR	SPR of Assets that Reached EOL. This presents the Security Posture Rating (SPR) for assets that have reached their EOL date. The higher the SPR is, the more compliant your environment is with the organization's security posture.
Findings (Instances) on EOL-Assets (#)	Count of findings (instances) on the Assets that Reached EOL. This shows the total count of findings (instances) on assets that have reached their EOL date. It also presents the percentage change in findings (instances) over the last X days.
Findings (Instances) on EOL-Assets (%)	Percentage of findings (instances) on Assets that Reached EOL. This shows the percentage of findings (instances) on assets that reached their EOL out of all assets with EOL date. It also presents the percentage change in findings (instances) over the last X days.
EOL-Compliant Assets	Percentage of Assets Compliant with EOL. This displays the percentage of assets that have not reached their EOL date out of all assets with an EOL date. It also indicates the percentage change in compliance over the last X days.

Widgets and trends

EOL-Compliant Assets over time

Percentages of EOL-Compliant assets over time. Data-drill-down buttons allow deeper views into the data. Data-drill-down controls allow deeper views into the data.

Findings (Instances) Reached EOL by Risk Level over time

Count of findings (instances) on assets that reached their EOL date, distributed by Risk Level over time. Data-drill-down buttons allow deeper views into the data. Downward graphs on all risk trends are ideal, particularly for High and Critical risk levels.

EOL-Assets Age by Risk Level

This chart represents the count of assets that reached their EOL date, distributed by Risk Level.

Findings (Instances) Reached EOL by Risk Level

Count of findings (instances) on assets that reached their EOL date, distributed by Risk Level. Strive to have a significantly low or no count for Critical and High-risk levels.

EOL-Reached Assets by OS over time

Count of assets that reached their EOL date distributed by Operating System, over time. Data-drill-down buttons allow deeper views into the data.

Assets by Business Group and Risk Level

The "All" view presents assets per business group and by risk level. Select the "Reached" view to present the same data but filtered by assets that reached their EOL date. Select the "Compliant" view to present the same data elements for assets compliant with their EOL date.

Most Vulnerable EOL Assets

Lists the top 10 assets with the highest count of findings (instances) among all EOL assets. It includes asset name (linked to asset page), asset type, EOL date (flagged), number of findings (instances), severity levels (e.g., critical, high), and the associated operating system.