How to Detect & Fix Security Issues with xCloud Vulnerability Scanner?

Walk through the xCloud vulnerability scanner from your dashboard. Toggle it on, select your sites, and check the Vulnerable Sites list to see plugin issues by severity. Hit Update to fix them automatically, then refresh to confirm.
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Hey everyone. Welcome back. In today's video, we will Learn about the xCloud vulnerability scanner and how to fix security issues in a snap. First, log into your Xcloud dashboard, then head over to the Server tab from the main menu and select the server you want to scan next. In the left hand navigation bar, click on Security to access the vulnerability feature. Now all you have to do is toggle the option on and Xcloud will start scanning your server for potential security security vulnerabilities to make things even easier, you can enable the Auto Update option and select the sites where you want to automatically scan and update vulnerabilities without manual checks. Once you've selected, click Save Settings. Now head back to your dashboard. Here you'll find a button for vulnerable sites. Click on it and you will see the list of the sites that have security issues. Next, choose a site from the list and click on the Check Details button. You can even refresh the scan before you start to ensure you're working with the latest data. Here you'll see a breakdown of the plugins or features that have issues. Just click on the Details button next to the plugin to learn more about the issues. Also, xCloud shows the severity levels of the vulnerabilities such as low, medium, high or critical. If you don't think it's an important issue, ignore it. But if you want to resolve it, simply hit the Update button. Xcloud will automatically update the plugin and fix the issue for you. Just repeat this process for any other vulnerabilities you find. Once you've addressed all the issues, press the Refresh button again. If everything was fixed correctly, you'll see that no more security issues are showing up on the dashboard. And that's it. Thanks for watching. If you enjoyed this tutorial, give us a thumbs up. And don't forget to like, share and subscribe for more tutorials and tips.
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