Host Risk views the same protected estate through risk lenses: vulnerabilities, security configuration, high-risk software, end-of-life software and control gaps.

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Tabs

Tab	Question
Inventory	Which hosts exist and what is their total risk/criticality?
Host Vulnerabilities	Which hosts carry the most vulnerabilities?
Security Configuration	Which hosts have risky configuration findings?

Host context includes OS type/version, risk level, criticality, group, risk policy, hostname, public/private IP, tags, domain, active user, host ID, MAC, serial number and architecture.

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Investigation pattern

1. Start in Inventory and sort/filter by risk level.
2. Check criticality tags and business group.
3. Open Host Vulnerabilities for CVE context.
4. Open Security Configuration for hardening gaps.
5. Pivot to the UEC device where response or agent action is required.
6. Record risk changes after remediation in Risk History.

A risk level is a prioritisation signal, not a proof of compromise. Pair it with Incidents and Events before responding.