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One feed, every role that owns the risk

The same stack-matched vulnerability data, shaped for the people who need it: a board-ready posture for leadership, an evidence trail for compliance, fast triage for engineers and live data for AI agents.

For CISOs

Vulnerability risk you can explain to the board

Over 80,000 CVEs are published this year. Your board does not want the list; it wants to know how exposed the company is, what it will cost to fix, and which risks were accepted on purpose. vulneraibility.com turns the global feed into that answer, application by application, and keeps the evidence.

Know how exposed your company is, in one page

Known vulnerabilities, not exotic zero-days, are how most breaches start: a flaw in a popular product, published weeks earlier, left unpatched. vulneraibility.com tells your leadership team, in plain language, whether that is happening to you and what it takes to fix it.

Vulnerability management evidence your auditors can follow

NIS2, DORA, ISO 27001, SOC 2 and the Cyber Resilience Act all ask the same thing in different words: show that you know what you run, that you find out when it is vulnerable, and that you act on it deliberately. vulneraibility.com makes that process repeatable and keeps the record.

Only the CVEs that touch your stack, at your versions

Your team does not have time to read 200 CVEs a day. vulneraibility.com matches every new vulnerability against the products and versions each application runs, tells you whether your version is in the affected range, and lets you triage the rest in bulk.

Give your AI agent the CVEs that affect your code

Your coding agent can read your repository and run commands on your servers. What it cannot know is which of this week's vulnerabilities affect your applications. The vulneraibility.com MCP server gives it exactly that, so it can check whether a vulnerable function is called or a module loaded, fix what is real and document what is not.

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Vulnerability management without a security team

Most small companies have no one whose job is to read vulnerability feeds, yet they run the same open-source components as everyone else and get attacked through the same known flaws. vulneraibility.com does the reading for you and tells you what to patch first.