EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT & REMEDIATION
Know which vulnerabilities are actually your biggest threat.
Vulnerability exploits are the leading initial access vector behind security breaches. Patching everything is impossible, yet CVSS leaves everyone chasing compliance, instead of tackling risk. Zafran helps security teams know where to focus their efforts first. We automatically analyze your risk context and existing security tools, to reveal, mitigate, and remediate the vulnerabilities most likely to be exploited.
Prove that 90% of CVSS Critical severity vulnerabilities are noise, to achieve SLA relief
Focus and fix the 10% that actually matter, using existing workflows and tools
Transform vulnerability insights into high-impact, AI-optimized remediation action
Your context, your risk
Zafran develops and analyzes new information about your risk context, to reveal the vulnerabilities most likely to be exploited. We definitively answer the following questions:
Mitigate risk now, without waiting on patching
Patching is important, but takes time to coordinate and execute. Zafran delivers rapid risk relief from your most pressing threats, showing how your existing security tools can mitigate risk now, without waiting on the next patch cycle
Transform remediation operations
Zafran bridges the gap between Security and IT workflows. Using generative AI, Zafran de-duplicates redundant vulnerability signals and crafts optimized remediation plans. The result? Minimized ticket noise, improved communication, and reduced mean time to remediation (MTTR).
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Goodbye “false” criticals
Significantly reduce the number of Critical severity CVEs, by analyzing your risk context and compensating controls to prioritize what are actually your biggest exposures
Hello focused remediation
Rapidly mitigate risk using your existing security tools. Integrate AI-optimized remediation plans with your existing orchestration workflows for improved collaboration and impact.
See Zafran in Action
Prioritize and fix what is truly exploitable using risk context from your existing security tools