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.
Every row says whether your technology is named as affected or only mentioned in the text, and mentions can be hidden with one toggle.
Where a vendor or CNA published a range, your declared version is compared with it, per application: "affects your 1.13.2" or "outside your 1.15.0".
Keyboard navigation, select all, bulk status with one note, and a history of every decision.
Email, Slack or Telegram alerts for what matches your stack, and a REST API and MCP server for everything else.
My stack, mentions hidden.
Known exploited first, then "affects your version".
Read the conditions and the evidence in the detail panel.
Fix, accept with a note, or archive, one by one or in bulk.
No. Describe your applications and their versions in the dashboard, through the API or by asking an AI assistant connected through MCP.
When the vendor or CNA publishes an affected range, it is compared with the version you declared for that product, per application. Out-of-range CVEs are labelled, never hidden by default, because published ranges can be wrong.
Yes. The REST API exposes the matched list, details, statuses (single and bulk) and your stack and applications. The MCP server gives the same access to AI assistants.