BigFix Insights is an application-driven extract, transform, and load (ETL) that helps you consolidate all the BigFix data into a single data warehouse.

This section provides detailed information about the prerequisites and limitations for BigFix 10 Insights.

Learn how to set up BigFix 10 Insights and edit BigFix 10 Insights connection details.

Learn how to uninstall BigFix Insights by following the steps below.

BigFix Insights is an application-driven extract, transform, and load (ETL) that helps you consolidate all the BigFix data into a single data warehouse.

This section describes in detail about adding, deleting, and editing a datasource in BigFix 10 Insights. Datasource represents an existing BigFix Enterprise (BFEnterprise) database containing Fixlets, analyses, computers, sites, and results that Insights uses to visualize important data across your organization. Multiple datasources can be added to Insights to consolidate and correlate data for endpoints spread across multiple BigFix Enterprise Servers. In each datasource, individual sites can be added or excluded for use in BigFix Insights. Matching sites across multiple datasources are represented as a Linked Item in Insights. Each deployment of bigfix has a unique identifier that we use internally to differentiate between datasources you might consume with insights. That identifier is the ActionsiteEpoch. At present, we support a single datasource per BFEnterprise installation.

Learn more about Linked Items in BigFix 10 Insights.

The ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) process pulls data from a datasource and stores it in the Insights' database. An ETL process may consume significant time and resources and hence it is run on a customizable schedule to minimize disruption. In BigFix Insights, you can schedule an ETL daily, weekly, or monthly and also determine the history of an ETL for a datasource and a set of ETLs for all datasources.

This topic describes how to view the activities history and export the logs.

Learn how to update the BigFix Insights WebUI application.

Microsoft Power BI Desktop is a tool that helps you present the data that BigFix generates in a meaningful and comprehensible way. You can add an existing Power BI Report to your BigFix Insights implementation.

Tableau Desktop and Tableau Server are powerful tools that help you present the valuable data that BigFix generates in a meaningful and ingestible way. This chapter describes how to add an existing Tableau Workbook to your BigFix Insights implementation.

This topic describes how to create, edit and delete custom attributes.

The tables in this section provide detailed information about the BigFix 10 Insights schema.

Learn more about the best practices in BigFix 10 Insights.

This topic helps you in troubleshooting various issues encountered in BigFix 10 Insights.

This topic lists out the change log in BigFix Insights.

MITRE Advanced Persistent Threat Groups (MITRE APTs) web report obtains data published through the MITRE ATT&CK® Framework, analyses and compares it with the patch levels of the devices in your BigFix environment, and visualizes the analysis as a bar chart to help you take informed decision to mitigate the security threat.

CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) webreport utilises the data provided by the Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) KEV Catalog and the associated CISA due dates, analyses and compares them with the patch levels of the devices in your BigFix environment, and visualizes the vulnerability intelligence as a bubble chart to assess and prioritize the vulnerabilities.

PLA chart allows you to identify and prioritize all important patches (Fixlets) that are required to protect the device from possible vulnerability BigFix environment.

The Initiative Report provides an overview of CVEs (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) categorized by different computer groups found in the user's environment. Its purpose is to display the number of vulnerabilities across machines, giving insights into the distribution of vulnerabilities.

This module provides an overview and features of the BigFix ServiceNow Data Flow.

This section provides comprehensive information on the system requirements for Integration Services. Prior to service deployment, it is necessary for the user to possess the access outlined below.

In this module you can find fundamental concepts and terminology of BigFix ServiceNow Data Flow solution.

This module provides the steps to deploy the BigFix ServiceNow Data Flow solution.

Learn more about available Fixlets and Tasks for ServiceNow.

This module helps you update and validate configuration.

The following topics contain information on how you can work with the configuration file and settings, the CLI that comes with the package. They also describe how to use the log files for troubleshooting purposes.

The release notes outline the features, updates and patches that are included in each version of BigFix ServiceNow Dataflows, including the latest application updates.

For more information about this product, see the following resources:

This glossary provides terms and definitions for the Modern Client Management for BigFix software and products.

This module provides comprehensive guidance on the installation, maintenance, and operation of the IVR v.4.0.0 service. It includes a detailed summary of the entire end-to-end workflow for using IVR v.4.0.0.

Welcome to the BigFix Insights for Vulnerability Remediation (IVR) documentation, where you can find information about how to install, maintain and use IVR service.

Traditional BigFix Patch content focuses on a limited set of vendors with a specialty in operating system and security patching. The Updates for Windows Applications – extended content site, provides coverage for upgrades to a growing list of third-party applications. This expansion helps you fill gap in proactive patching processes.

Learn the answers to frequently asked questions about updates for Windows applications - extended.