Most of my wish list comes from PSI v2

• Categorize programs that have security vulnerabilities separately from those that are just bug fixes and feature updates. Best would be a simple filter. I could look at just security vulnerabilities normally, but would flip a switch to see bug fixes/ feature updates
• scan entire system by default, not just installed programs ( in order to pick up things like portable apps, apps not yet installed, etc)
• ability to scan only selected parts of the file system, should I choose to
• ability to exclude anything signed by Microsoft (or any certificate of my choosing) based on the idea that Microsoft will make any fixed programs available through Windows Update anyway, so I don't really need to be bothered by a vulnerability detection program
• group multiple instances of a vulnerable program in the listing and allow me to expand that section when I want
• flag programs that have built-in auto-update capabilities. I could then choose to white-list them if I wanted to configure them properly to receive updates by themselves.
• ability to see exactly where any program is located in the file system
• ability to "white-list" or ignore any program I want
• ability to send details of any program not currently being monitored to the vulnerability detection company for possible inclusion in an update
• ability to query the vulnerability system to see if any program is included in their detection
• option of having updates installed automatically.
• when an update cannot be installed automatically, guidance in where to go / how to install the required update
• report on programs with security vulnerabilities for which a patch is not yet available (zero-days). This should be categorized separately from other things (patches available or bugfix/feature updates.
• automatic scanning once a week with ability to manually call for a scan
• tray icon that has different states such as "scan not performed in xx days", "programs with zero-day vulnerability detected", "programs with feature updates / bug fixes available"

Most of my wish list comes from PSI v2

• Categorize programs that have security vulnerabilities separately from those that are just bug fixes and feature updates. Best would be a simple filter. I could look at just security vulnerabilities normally, but would flip a switch to see bug fixes/ feature updates
• scan entire system by default, not just installed programs ( in order to pick up things like portable apps, apps not yet installed, etc)
• ability to scan only selected parts of the file system, should I choose to
• ability to exclude anything signed by Microsoft (or any certificate of my choosing) based on the idea that Microsoft will make any fixed programs available through Windows Update anyway, so I don't really need to be bothered by a vulnerability detection program
• group multiple instances of a vulnerable program in the listing and allow me to expand that section when I want
• flag programs that have built-in auto-update capabilities. I could then choose to white-list them if I wanted to configure them properly to receive updates by themselves.
• ability to see exactly where any program is located in the file system
• ability to "white-list" or ignore any program I want
• ability to send details of any program not currently being monitored to the vulnerability detection company for possible inclusion in an update
• ability to query the vulnerability system to see if any program is included in their detection
• option of having updates installed automatically.
• when an update cannot be installed automatically, guidance in where to go / how to install the required update
• report on programs with security vulnerabilities for which a patch is not yet available (zero-days). This should be categorized separately from other things (patches available or bugfix/feature updates.
• automatic scanning once a week with ability to manually call for a scan
• tray icon that has different states such as "scan not performed in xx days", "programs with zero-day vulnerability detected", "programs with feature updates / bug fixes available"