Patch what's actually being exploited
One vulnerability management console for hosts, web apps, containers, and source code — ranked by CISA KEV inclusion and EPSS exploit-probability so your team always works the right queue.
What is Vulnerability Management Platform — KEV-First, EPSS-Scored?
Vulnerability management is the continuous process of discovering, prioritising, and remediating security weaknesses across your software and infrastructure. Threatstealth unifies host scanning, web application scanning, container scanning, and SAST into one console — then re-orders every finding by CISA KEV inclusion, EPSS exploit-probability, and asset criticality. The result: a clean, ranked queue of genuine risks, not a 50,000-CVE noise pile sorted by CVSS.
Why traditional vulnerability programmes fail
- CVSS score alone is a poor proxy for real risk — 95% of CVEs are never actively exploited in the wild
- Findings scattered across separate host scanner, container scanner, SAST, and web scanner consoles
- Teams patch theoretical high-CVSS findings while CISA KEV-flagged CVEs sit in the backlog
- No clean path from scanner finding to ticketed, tracked remediation with close verification
A four-step operational model
Discover
Authenticated host scans, unauthenticated web-app scans, container image scans, and Semgrep SAST against your Git repos — all feeding one normalised finding inventory.
- Hosts · web apps · containers · code
- Authenticated + unauthenticated
- Continuous + on-demand
Enrich & Prioritise
Every CVE is enriched with CISA KEV inclusion date, EPSS exploit-probability, and active exploitation signals — then sorted so the top 20 findings are always the top 20 by real risk.
- CISA KEV mandatory dates
- EPSS exploit probability filter
- Asset criticality weighting
Assign & Track
One-click remediation tickets in Jira, Linear, or ServiceNow with the patch path and CVE context included. SLA timers start automatically based on KEV status.
- Jira / Linear / ServiceNow
- Tiered SLAs: KEV vs non-KEV
- Assignment to asset owner
Verify & Close
Every remediation is verified by an automated re-scan before the finding closes. Timestamped evidence is retained for compliance reporting.
- Auto re-scan on remediation
- Tamper-evident evidence chain
- Compliance-ready export
Outcomes for security teams
Cut backlog noise immediately
Switching to KEV+EPSS prioritisation typically reduces an actionable CVE backlog by 60–80% in week one — without skipping any genuinely dangerous findings.
Meet KEV mandates automatically
US federal agencies must remediate KEV CVEs by CISA-published deadlines. Threatstealth pre-sorts your fleet by due-date and auto-assigns SLAs.
One queue across all surfaces
Host, web, container, and SAST results are normalised and merged — no manual cross-referencing between four separate dashboards.
Direct answers
How is vulnerability prioritisation calculated?+
Default ordering: CISA KEV inclusion → EPSS exploit-probability → asset criticality → CVSS base score. The sort order is configurable per organisation.
Does it scan cloud infrastructure?+
Yes. Cloud asset scanning covers AWS, Azure, and GCP resources. Container image scanning runs against your registry on push and on schedule.
Can it replace our existing scanner?+
Yes. Threatstealth consolidates host scanning, web-app DAST, container scanning, and SAST into a single normalised queue — eliminating the need to manage results from separate tools.
How long does initial deployment take?+
Most organisations are producing a prioritised finding queue within one business day. Scan agents install without reboot; cloud connector setup takes under 30 minutes.