Vulnerability Prioritisation
Fix what matters first
A vulnerability scanner that returns 4,000 findings hasn't helped you — it's handed you a second job. The question that matters isn't "what's vulnerable?" It's "what's likely to actually be exploited, on an asset that actually matters?" 786 Cyber answers that question, and puts the rest in their proper place.
What it does
Risk-based scoring
Every finding is scored on severity, real-world exploit probability, and the importance of the asset it sits on. The top of your list is the work that reduces the most risk.
Exploit intelligence built in
Scoring uses EPSS (the probability a vulnerability will be exploited) and CISA KEV (vulnerabilities known to be exploited in the wild), not just CVSS.
Matched to your estate
Vulnerabilities are matched to your actual software and assets (per-app CVE matching), so you see your exposure, not a generic feed.
Plain-English explanations
Each finding is rewritten so a non-specialist can understand what it is, why it matters, and what to do — AI-assisted, reviewed against real data.
Software inventory & SBOM
Keep a live inventory and export a CycloneDX SBOM for your supply-chain and customer requirements.
How it works
786 Cyber enriches each finding daily against the national vulnerability database, EPSS and the CISA KEV catalogue, then weights it by asset criticality to produce a single prioritised queue. Findings flow into posture lanes (external, internal and application) and map to the compliance controls they affect — so remediation and audit evidence stay connected. You act on a ranked list, not a spreadsheet.
Why 786 Cyber
Frequently asked questions
What is vulnerability prioritisation?
It's ranking vulnerabilities by the risk they actually pose — combining severity, the likelihood of exploitation, and the importance of the affected asset — so limited time goes to the fixes that matter most.
What are EPSS and CISA KEV?
EPSS (Exploit Prediction Scoring System) estimates the probability a vulnerability will be exploited. CISA KEV is a catalogue of vulnerabilities known to be actively exploited. Together they tell you what’s genuinely dangerous now, beyond a static CVSS score.
Can I export a software bill of materials (SBOM)?
Yes — 786 Cyber maintains a software inventory and exports a CycloneDX SBOM.
Want the outside view too? See External Attack Surface Management.
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