Vulnerability Management
Protect the business, not the backlog - one prioritized queue from all your scanners.
The Problem
- Your scanners produce thousands of findings; your team can fix dozens
- CVSS says “critical” without knowing which assets actually run your business
- Findings without owners and deadlines quietly age until an attacker finds them first
The Solution
- Fix what actually protects the business first – and prove remediation discipline to anyone who asks
- One prioritized queue merges every scanner OpenCVE), deduplicated
- Priority = CVSS + asset criticality + data sensitivity + exploitability, with SLAs that escalate
How It Works
Aggregate from all scanners
Connect OpenCVE to pull vulnerability findings into a single deduplicated view. Findings are normalized across sources - no more managing separate scanner consoles.
Prioritize by business risk
Each finding using CVSS severity, asset criticality, data sensitivity, and exploitability. The result is a business-context priority ranking that helps your team identify which findings require attention first. Filter the queue by business unit, asset tier, or remediation status.
Assign, track, close
Turn findings into structured remediation tasks with clear owners, SLA deadlines, and escalation paths. Track remediation progress and velocity over time. When a finding is closed, CISOteria updates the related risk register entry to maintain a consistent view of risk and remediation.
Key Capabilities
Scanner Aggregation
All scanners into one deduplicated queue.
Business-Context Priority
Rank findings by business impact, not CVSS alone.
SLA Tracking
Set deadlines by severity, with automatic escalation.
Remediation Workflows
Every finding gets an owner and a due date.
Trend Reporting
Track remediation speed and aging.
Risk Registry Feed
Open criticals raise the linked business risk automatically.
Connects to Your Existing Tools
Part of one system
What flows in. What flows out.
No CISOteria solution works alone - everything below happens automatically, on one shared data layer.
OpenCVE findings merge into one deduplicated queue.
High and critical findings create or update Risk Registry entries - and the business residual risk recalculates.
Every finding becomes an owned remediation task with an SLA.
An aging backlog area becomes a plan initiative, not a surprise.
See It in Action
Every finding prioritized by actual business risk - not just a CVSS score.
Vulnerability Management dashboard - prioritized finding list with business-context scoring (not just CVSS), SLA compliance tracker, remediation velocity trend, and risk register connection.
What you get
Fix what matters. Stop drowning in what doesn't.
2,000 → 20
From raw findings to the short list that matters.
1 queue
Every scanner, one prioritized list.
0 forgotten
SLAs and owners mean findings can't quietly age.
Frequently Asked Questions
CVSS score vs business risk - what's the difference?
CVSS measures the technical severity of a vulnerability, including exploitability and potential impact. It does not reflect your organization’s full context: whether the affected system is internet-facing, holds sensitive data, supports critical operations, or faces active exploitation. Business-context prioritization adds these factors. CISOteria uses CVSS as one input, not the sole determinant.
Which scanners does CISOteria integrate with?
CISOteria integrates with OpenCVE (CVE intelligence feed). Additional integrations are added through the Integrations marketplace. All findings are normalized into a common format.
How does vulnerability data connect to the risk register?
High- and critical-severity findings create or update linked risk register entries. Each entry includes the finding details, affected assets, CVSS score, business-context priority, and remediation status. When the vulnerability is closed, the risk entry is updated and the risk score recalculated. This provides an always-current connection between operational scanner data and the strategic risk picture.