Zafran takes what the Exposure Graph proves exploitable, collapses overlapping findings into one fix, and routes it to the right owner, so your fix team can trust the list and remediate faster.
Zafran groups the ones that share a fix: 700 collapse into one ticket, upgrade OpenSSL, routed to the Platform team; 300 collapse into a second, patch Windows Server, routed to Infrastructure.
Collapse overlapping findings by asset, CVE, or component into one actionable record.
A high-priority Zafran work item, Remediate findings, with high applicable risk: 3,000 open findings (48 critical, 312 high, 1,140 medium, 1,500 low) collapse into one work item. The suggested remediation is a single action, an upgrade, which fixes all 3,000 findings on all 29 affected assets.
Keep ticket status in sync with your ITSM, and close tickets automatically once a fix is confirmed.
Bidirectional sync between Zafran and ServiceNow for incident INC0048213, the work item Remediate php findings for CVE-2026-109619: the work item, owner Johnny Appleseed, priority and due date flow from Zafran to ServiceNow. When Zafran verifies the fix, the incident state moves from Open to Closed, updated by Zafran AI.
Autonomously create, route, and close tickets based on the policies you set.
An agentic remediation workflow: when a new critical finding arrives, Zafran checks whether the asset is internet-facing. If yes, it opens a P1 Jira ticket routed to the owner; if not, the finding joins the weekly batch. Either way the ticket closes once the fix is verified. This run handled 128 findings today with no manual steps.
Autonomously assign every exposure to the right owner from integration signals and patterns across similar assets.
Zafran's asset ownership agent. Of 8,061 unowned assets, it is finding an owner for SLEEPY-NARWHAL: it checked tags, matched identities and ranked candidates. Johnny Appleseed is a strong candidate, from an owner tag set by a user and his activity in AWS and ServiceNow, and the recommendation to assign him is approved. The agent proposes a bulk assignment of 60 assets to Johnny Appleseed for approval.
99% reduction in CVSS criticals
Major Hospital System
Zafran helped a major hospital system close vulnerabilities across an entire component with a single ticket, replacing one ticket per finding.
23,000 → 1 tickets for one component fix
Fortune 10 Healthcare Organization
A Fortune 10 healthcare organization needed one component fix rolled out across its environment. Under its old process, that fix would have opened 23,000 separate ServiceNow tickets. Zafran consolidated it into a single golden ticket and routed it to the asset owner.
Prioritize and fix what is truly exploitable using risk context from your existing security tools.
