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Vulnerability Management

The scanning engine underneath everything else

TPRM, EASM, CTEM, cyber insurance scoring, government oversight — every use case on this site runs on the same core vulnerability management engine.

Network scanning, SBOM analysis, and exploit-aware prioritization, feeding one consistent grade.

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What gets scanned

Every layer, not just CVEs

Passive by default. Deeper, active scanning — network and vulnerability — runs only once an organization authorizes it.

Passive — always on
WHOIS & DNS recordsSubdomain & asset discovery Dark web & credential exposureSBOM / software composition analysis Public cloud storage exposureGitHub code-search leak sweep
Active — authorization required
Network & port scanningService & web fingerprinting CVE & general vulnerability scanningWAF detection
Core capabilities

Built for real remediation, not just a report

NS

Network & port scanning

Finds open ports and live services across an organization's full external footprint.

Not a sample — the full discovered attack surface.

SB

SBOM & software composition analysis

Parses CycloneDX and SPDX bills of material, matching every declared component against known vulnerabilities.

Supply chain risk, not just network risk.

EX

Exploit-aware prioritization

Findings ranked by EPSS, VEDAS, and CISA KEV — not raw CVSS alone — so what's actually exploitable surfaces first.

RS

Scheduled rescans

Every in-scope organization is rescanned on a recurring cadence.

Exposure is tracked as it changes, not audited once.

RM

Scoped remediation access

Grant the team that owns a finding a login restricted to exactly their own organization.

They fix it, the next scan confirms it.

AP

Output integrations

Everything is backed by a REST API — findings, scores, and SBOM data are scriptable into the tools your team already runs.

Does this cover software supply chain risk?

Yes — upload or connect an SBOM and every declared component is matched against known vulnerabilities, not just what's visible on the network.

How is a finding prioritized?

By severity first, then by real exploit likelihood — EPSS, VEDAS, and CISA KEV — so the queue reflects what's actually urgent.

Can I pull findings into our own tools?

Yes — the REST API exposes findings, scores, and SBOM data, so they can be scripted into a ticketing system, SIEM, or internal dashboard.

Does active scanning require our permission?

Always. Passive reconnaissance runs by default; network and vulnerability scanning only run once an organization explicitly authorizes it.

One engine, every kind of exposure

Network, software supply chain, and exploit intelligence — scored on one consistent scale.

For questions, contact us at [email protected]
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