Our Vulnerability Advisor tells you which CVEs actually affect your software. Every one of those matches is computed by deterministic code — vendor-aware version logic, not a language model's guess. The AI writes the advisory and prioritises the noise; it can never add a vulnerability that isn't there, or hide one that is. That boundary is the whole product.
A scanner that guesses wastes your week on false alarms. We compute the answer, then let the AI explain it. — Proven, not guessed.
We answer ours up front — because a verdict you can't trust is worse than no verdict at all.
CAN I TRUST THE MATCHES?They're computed, not guessed.
Whether a CVE affects your version is decided by deterministic, vendor-aware version logic — the same result every time, reproducible and explainable. No probability, no hallucination in the answer that matters.
CAN THE AI MAKE THINGS UP?Not in the verdict.
The language model advises — it summarises impact and prioritises what to fix first. It cannot add, remove, or override a single match. Every claim it makes is checked back against a real, computed CVE before you ever see it.
IS MY DATA SEEN BY OTHER TENANTS?No — by construction.
Every query is scoped to your organisation on the server, not in the browser. We actively tried to reach across that boundary during our own security audit and could not. Isolation is enforced in code, not promised in a policy.
HOW DO YOU STOP QUALITY REGRESSING?Nothing ships past the gates.
Every change runs a regression suite and a benchmark against the authoritative CVE oracle, and every merge is blocked unless secret-scanning, dependency-auditing, and a real runtime build all pass. Green isn't a vibe — it's a gate.
The same principle that runs through everything we build — AI proposes, deterministic code decides, a human acts — is what makes a vulnerability verdict something you can put in front of an auditor.
Vendor-aware version parsing and CPE logic decide reachability against the full CVE corpus — not naïve string matching, and never a model's opinion.
The advisory model can explain and rank, but is fenced from the decision. Its output is sanitised: any risk it cites without a valid, computed CVE behind it is dropped before display.
Server-side org scoping on every path, verified sound in an adversarial audit. Your inventory, your findings, your data — never visible to another customer.
The CVE corpus is refreshed on a schedule with gap-recovery, so a vulnerability disclosed today is matched against your software tomorrow — not next quarter.
A security company that ships carelessly is a contradiction. Here's the discipline behind every release.
Twenty years in network and security architecture, six of them in NATO environments. The Vulnerability Advisor is built on one conviction: in security, an answer you can't trust is worse than no answer. So the part that decides whether you're exposed is deterministic and auditable, and the AI stays where it belongs — explaining, never deciding.
The scanner is free to try. Bring a product and version you already know the answer for, and check ours against it — that's the fastest way to trust a security tool.
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