Risk-based vulnerability prioritization is an approach that helps security teams focus on the vulnerabilities that present the highest actual risk to their organization. Instead of relying solely on CVSS scores, risk-based prioritization considers factors like exploit availability, threat intelligence, asset criticality, and business context to determine which vulnerabilities should be fixed first.

CVSS scores provide a good starting point but don't tell the full story. A vulnerability might have a high CVSS score but be in a non-exposed asset or have no known exploits available. Conversely, a lower-scored vulnerability with active exploits targeting it could be more urgent. Risk-based prioritization combines CVSS scores with exploit likelihood (EPSS), threat intelligence (KEV list), and business context to provide a more accurate risk assessment.

EPSS (Exploit Prediction Scoring System) is a data-driven model that predicts the likelihood of a vulnerability being exploited in the wild. Vullify integrates EPSS scores along with CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) list to help you identify which vulnerabilities are most likely to be targeted by attackers, allowing you to prioritize remediation efforts more effectively.

When everything is marked as critical, it becomes impossible to know what truly matters. Vullify filters out the noise by using intelligent prioritization that considers exploit likelihood, threat intelligence, and asset context. This means when Vullify tells you something is critical, it actually is—reducing false alarms and helping your team stay focused on the vulnerabilities that pose real risk.

Yes, risk-based prioritization works across all vulnerability types—from web application vulnerabilities and API security issues to infrastructure misconfigurations and cloud security gaps. Vullify's prioritization engine analyzes each finding in the context of your specific environment, asset criticality, and current threat landscape to provide accurate risk assessments regardless of vulnerability category.

Vullify provides developers with clear, actionable context about each vulnerability, including why it's a risk, how it can be exploited, and step-by-step remediation guidance. By eliminating bottlenecks and reducing dependency on security teams, developers can quickly understand and fix issues without back-and-forth communication. This empowers teams to resolve vulnerabilities faster while maintaining security standards.

Yes, Vullify allows you to customize prioritization based on your organization's specific needs. You can adjust how various factors like exploit likelihood, asset criticality, and threat intelligence are weighted in the risk calculation, ensuring that prioritization aligns with your security strategy and business priorities.

CVSS-based prioritization relies solely on Common Vulnerability Scoring System scores, which focus on the technical characteristics of a vulnerability but don't consider real-world exploitability or your specific environment. Risk-based prioritization goes beyond CVSS by incorporating exploit data (EPSS), threat intelligence (KEV list), asset criticality, and business context to provide a more accurate picture of actual risk to your organization.

Vullify continuously monitors threat intelligence sources and automatically updates vulnerability prioritization in real-time. When a new exploit is discovered or a vulnerability is added to CISA's KEV list, Vullify immediately adjusts risk scores and alerts you to prioritize remediation of newly exploitable vulnerabilities.