Solutions · Blue team

Fix what's reachable first.

Thousands of findings, none proven reachable. Vypr walks the attacker's path first and hands your team the few that are actually open — each with proof, a fix and a re-test.

Severity isn't reachability.

  1. A queue ranked by math
    Thousands of findings sorted by someone else's severity model. None of them proven reachable.
  2. Triage starts with a question
    Every ticket asks "can they actually get in?" — and proving the answer is a project of its own.
  3. Closure is a promise
    The ticket closes when someone says fixed. Nothing walks the path again to check.

Fixes go to the loudest scanner, not the open door.

Findings

Proof, not severity.

Findings arrive machine-proven and reachable — or clearly marked unreachable. Triage starts from fact.

  • Reachable vs unreachable, marked on every finding
  • The exact code, identity or configuration to fix
  • Remediation steps next to the proof
Findings2proven·1unreachable
  • Public storage bucket, readablereachable
  • Admin endpoint reachable from the internetreachable
  • Outdated dependency with a known issueunreachable
Opportunities
  • SSRF to cloud metadataopportunity
IssuesFindings
Public storage bucket, readable
warningmachine provenreachablenot stable
The bucket serves objects to anonymous requests from the internet. The agent retrieved a file as proof; the chain to the identity role is attached.
evidence attachedComplete remediation →
Inventory

Where the fix lives.

The asset graph shows where a finding lives and what else that asset touches — so the fix goes to the right owner first.

  • Vulnerabilities tracked per asset
  • DNS, ports, firewall and cluster context in one place
  • Unverified assets flagged until they're checked
Inventory · acme-prod
  • Kyberianprod
  • compute-1.acme.com0 vuln
  • node-70 vuln
  • iam.acme.internal1 vuln
  • acme.comdns · ports
  • api.acme.comnot verified
  • git.acme.com0 vuln
Sessions

Audit-ready by default.

Everything the agent did is logged and summarized — the record your auditors ask for, kept while the work happens.

  • A human-readable summary for every run
  • The raw activity trail behind it
  • Aligned to SOC 2 / ISO 27001 / NIS 2 expectations
Sessions
Rotate exposed access keyrunning
External surface · acme.comdone
Cloud exposure reviewdone
redawskey-rotationagent
SummaryAI activity
Rotate exposed access key
Session summary (AI)A leaked read-only key was proven usable and rotated; evidence exported for the report.
  • 21:37:39Trusted cluster memory loaded
  • 21:37:39Skill cloud:redteaming loaded
  • 21:37:39Scanned route53 — 2 new hosts
  • 21:37:39Discovered SSO + gathered IAM
  • 21:37:39Exported evidence bundle
Activity (15)Worked 2m 36s·verified

Scanners report risk. Vypr returns proof.

The defensive loop

From finding to closed.

One path, four states. Nothing closes on a promise.

  1. 01
    Proven
    The agent walks the path and attaches the executed PoC.
  2. 02
    Located
    The finding names the exact code, identity or configuration that opens it.
  3. 03
    Re-tested
    After your fix, a routine re-walks the path on schedule.
  4. 04
    Closed
    The path closes only when the agent proves it fails.
Questions

Asked by every team like yours.

  • A scanner reports risk, ranked by severity math. Vypr returns proven reachable paths with proof attached, so triage starts from fact instead of a score.

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