Risk Level                                                           

Defining Risk Software/Operating Systems Vulnerabilities:

• Level 1 (very low)
• Level 2 (low)
• Level 3 (moderate)
• Level 4 (high)
• Level 5 (red alert)

 

Level 1 (very low)

• Vulnerabilities that could be exploited have been not been published recently;
• Remote code may be executed without my authorization nor knowledge that it occurs.

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Level 2 (low)

• Minor vulnerabilties Leaving certain configurations open to attack;
• Patches or work around approaches are available.

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Level 3 (moderate)

• Easy to exploit vulnerabilities exist;
• Patches and work around approaches are available;
• Vulnerability exploits are in the wild.

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Level 4 (high)

• Easy to exploit vulnerabilities exist ;
• Work around approaches are available but no patches yet;
• Work around approaches require good technical skills;
• Limited public awareness;
• Vulnerability exploits are in the wild.

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Level 5 (red alert)

• Easy to exploit vulnerabilities exist;
• Patches and work around approaches are still being fine-tuned or not yet available;
• Public awaerness is raising but patches for easy installation are not yet available;
• Vulnerability exploits are in the wild and used successfully by some.

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