Vulnerability Management That Actually Fixes Things
Vulnerability management is more than scanning. It's the ongoing process of finding, prioritizing, and fixing security weaknesses before attackers exploit them. Most organizations struggle not with finding vulnerabilities, but with actually remediating them. We help you build a program that closes the loop.
Why Most Vulnerability Management Programs Fail
Tool Sprawl
Multiple scanners generating overlapping findings. No single source of truth. Security teams spend more time deduplicating alerts than fixing issues.
Alert Fatigue
Thousands of vulnerabilities, no clear prioritization. Critical issues get buried. Teams become desensitized and start ignoring findings entirely.
No Remediation Ownership
Security finds vulnerabilities, but engineering owns the fix. Without clear ownership and SLAs, vulnerabilities sit open indefinitely.
Missing Business Context
CVSS scores don't reflect your actual risk. A critical vulnerability in an isolated test system isn't the same as one in your payment processor.
How We Make VM Work
Unified Visibility
We consolidate findings from your existing scanners into a single prioritized view. No more tool sprawl or duplicate alerts.
Risk-Based Prioritization
We combine CVSS, EPSS, CISA KEV status, and your business context to prioritize what actually matters to your organization.
Remediation Tracking
We establish clear ownership, SLAs, and escalation paths. Every vulnerability has an owner and a deadline.
Executive Reporting
We translate technical findings into business risk metrics your leadership can understand and act on.
Works With Your Existing Tools
We don't require you to rip and replace your current scanners. We integrate with what you already have:
Qualys
Tenable
Rapid7
AWS Inspector
Azure Defender
GCP SCC
Snyk
+ Others
Vulnerability Management by Industry
Vulnerability Management for Fintech
PCI requirements, financial data protection, bank partner expectations
Vulnerability Management for Healthcare
HIPAA requirements, medical device CVEs, patient data protection
Vulnerability Management for SaaS
SOC 2 alignment, customer trust, enterprise sales enablement
Vulnerability Management for AI Startups
ML infrastructure security, model protection, AI compliance
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between vulnerability scanning and vulnerability management?
Vulnerability scanning is a point-in-time activity that identifies weaknesses. Vulnerability management is the ongoing program that finds, prioritizes, assigns ownership, tracks remediation, and reports on progress. Scanning is one input to management. Most organizations have scanning but lack the management discipline to actually fix what they find.
How do you prioritize vulnerabilities?
We use a risk-based approach combining multiple factors: CVSS base scores, EPSS exploit probability, CISA KEV status for actively exploited vulnerabilities, asset criticality in your environment, and compensating controls. A critical vulnerability in an internet-facing payment system gets prioritized over the same CVE in an isolated development environment.
What vulnerability scanners do you work with?
We're tool-agnostic and work with whatever scanners you already have: Qualys, Tenable, Rapid7, AWS Inspector, Azure Defender, GCP Security Command Center, Snyk, and others. We consolidate findings rather than requiring you to rip and replace your existing tools.
How long does it take to implement a vulnerability management program?
Initial setup typically takes 4-6 weeks to consolidate your existing scanner data, establish prioritization criteria, and define SLAs. Ongoing management is continuous. Most organizations see meaningful improvement in their remediation rates within the first quarter.
Do you handle remediation or just reporting?
We handle the full lifecycle: finding, prioritizing, assigning ownership, tracking, and reporting. We don't write your code patches, but we ensure vulnerabilities have clear owners, realistic deadlines, and escalation paths when SLAs are missed.
How does this relate to CSPM?
CSPM (Cloud Security Posture Management) focuses on cloud misconfigurations. Vulnerability management focuses on software vulnerabilities (CVEs). They're complementary - CSPM finds 'S3 bucket is public' while VM finds 'Log4j is unpatched.' We offer both services and they work well together.
Stop Finding the Same Vulnerabilities Every Quarter
Get a vulnerability management program that actually remediates issues instead of just reporting them.