Vulnerability management is not wrong — you need the inventory, and CVSS and EPSS are real inputs. The problem is stopping there and handing a human the job of turning thousands of maybes into a handful of yeses.
Every open port and service version across your estate, watched continuously, with CVE candidates proved rather than listed.
A full AI penetration test of one application and the backends behind it: real-browser recon, tiered hunting agents, then a validator whose job is to say no.
54 named techniques against Active Directory, ADCS, Kerberos, SMB, databases and hypervisors, with a blast radius you choose.
AWS, Azure and GCP configuration and identity exposure, traced to what it actually reaches.
Everything above produces candidates. What makes this a validation platform rather than four scanners is the step in the middle: every candidate is re-tested against the live target by an agent instructed to disprove it, and in production about 41% do not survive.{" "} How exploit validation works →
25 assets with discovery and CVE matching, no card. Validation starts at $249/month.