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AvailableVulnerability Risk Management
Prioritize vulnerability risk and keep the remediation system under statistical control.
A centralized Vulnerability Risk Management platform built around two complementary engines: SSVC for risk- and context-based prioritization, and VRCM™ for statistical control of backlog aging, aged-exposure persistence, and remediation clearance capacity. Supported findings are aggregated and normalized with source-level idempotent deduplication, then handled through unified remediation tracking and reporting.
Built around
How the exposure workflow runs
Findings flow from sources through prioritization to remediation and closure. Every step is tracked, owned, and auditable.
Ingest supported sources
Plugin-based connectors bring in findings from represented vulnerability, cloud security, SCA, container, and workflow systems.
Normalize and preserve source identity
Findings are normalized for centralized handling with idempotent deduplication within each source.
Prioritize with SSVC
Findings are evaluated against exploitation status, automatable exposure, mission impact, and asset context. The output is an operational decision—not just a number.
Assign and route
Findings are routed to owners based on asset tags, business service mapping, and team responsibilities. Ownership is explicit, not assumed.
Control with VRCM
Monitor backlog aging, aged-exposure persistence, remediation clearance capacity, and remediation performance statistically.
Validate, report, and improve
Track closure evidence and report unified priorities, trends, exposure, and remediation performance.
Full module capabilities
From scanner noise to one exposure queue with evidence behind each decision.
The module connects supported source ingestion, operational prioritization, remediation control, validation, and reporting while preserving source identity.
SSVC prioritization
VRCM statistical control
Remediation operations
Integrations: plugin-based, not locked in
The platform connects to the represented tools you already run through the collectors layer, so teams can centralize handling without replacing every source system.
Vulnerability scanners
Qualys VMDR, CrowdStrike Falcon, Tenable.io, Rapid7 InsightVM, Microsoft Defender for Endpoint.
Application security
Snyk (Code + Container), Mend.io (SCA), Dependency-Track (SBOM + SCA), Red Hat ACS (StackRox).
Cloud security
AWS Security Hub, Azure Policy, GCP Security Command Center. Multi-cloud posture findings in one queue.
Workflow and SOC
Jira for workflow and Splunk for SOC telemetry, represented through the plugin integrations layer.
How prioritization works in practice
The platform does not stop at scanner severity. It evaluates exploitability, exposure, business impact, and operational context so teams can decide what actually needs action now.
From severity to action
The output is an operational decision, not just a score. Teams can separate items that need immediate action from issues that should be scheduled, watched, or left in the background queue.
What the model actually considers
A high-severity issue on an isolated test host is not the same as a lower-rated issue on a critical internet-facing service. Prioritization reflects where the asset sits, how exposed it is, and whether the weakness is realistically actionable by an attacker.
Built for the full remediation chain
Designed for real operating roles, not generic personas.
Security teams
Centralize supported findings, use SSVC for contextual decisions, and operate remediation from one prioritized handling flow.
Engineering and platform teams
Work from a clear response queue with ownership, deadlines, and validation. Know exactly what to fix, in what order, and prove it was done.
CISOs and executive stakeholders
See backlog aging, risk exposure, remediation capacity, and performance trends in one reporting view.
Platform fit
See how Vulnerability Risk Management fits inside the wider platform.
The product stands on its own, but it becomes more valuable when it connects to governance, trust, audit readiness, and operational security in the same system.