Yeah, I’m aware the difference is significant, and I already raised this during our regular check-in call with Rapid7 last week. If they want to remain relevant in the near future, they need to either strengthen their vulnerability detection capabilities or find a way to integrate and enrich Rapid7 InsightVM findings with the findings from Defender, which I already ingest through the data connector, as shown below.
I initially assumed that Rapid7 would enrich the InsightVM findings with Microsoft Defender findings, but this is not the case. That is why I currently have to handle this work in Power BI. My plan is to use our internal LLM capabilities to optimize and consolidate two exports from two different systems into a single table. This would give me the best of both worlds in one place. However, it is a significant amount of work and involves considerable trial and error.