CVSS + EPSS + KEV

Risk-Based Vulnerability Remediation

Not all vulnerabilities are equal. We combine CVSS severity, real-world exploitability data, and your business context to help you fix the vulnerabilities that actually reduce breach risk — not just the ones with the highest numbers.

Why It Matters

The Problem With Patching Everything Equally

The average organisation has thousands of open vulnerabilities — patching everything equally is impossible

CVSS alone is insufficient: a CVSS 7.5 with a weaponised exploit is far more dangerous than a CVSS 9.0 with no known exploit

Regulators (PCI DSS, HIPAA, ISO 27001) require risk-based remediation programs with documented prioritisation rationale

Most breaches exploit known, unpatched vulnerabilities — faster remediation of the right vulns directly reduces breach probability

Capabilities

How We Prioritise and Track Remediation

Vulnerability Aggregation

Consolidate findings from Qualys, Tenable, Rapid7, Nessus, and penetration test reports into a unified prioritised backlog

Exploitability Scoring

Layer CVSS with EPSS (Exploit Prediction Scoring System) and CISA KEV data to identify vulnerabilities actively exploited in the wild

Business Impact Mapping

Map vulnerabilities to business-critical systems — a critical CVE on an internet-facing payment server ranks higher than the same CVE on an air-gapped test machine

Remediation Roadmap

Produce a structured remediation roadmap with owner assignments, deadlines, and effort estimates aligned to team capacity

SLA Tracking

Track remediation SLAs per severity tier and send automated escalation alerts when deadlines are at risk

Closure Verification

Verify each remediation with a targeted rescan before marking a finding closed — no false closures

SLA Framework

Remediation Priority Tiers

Our standard SLA framework — customisable to your risk tolerance

Critical

Actively exploited (CISA KEV), internet-facing, CVSS 9.0+

SLA: 72 hours
High

Public exploit available, CVSS 7.0–8.9, privileged access path

SLA: 2 weeks
Medium

CVSS 4.0–6.9, no known active exploitation

SLA: 30 days
Low / Informational

CVSS below 4.0, hardening improvements, configuration issues

SLA: 90 days

Fix the Right Vulnerabilities First

Get a risk-based remediation program that helps your team focus effort where it reduces actual breach risk.