The intelligence layer behind Konvu Agents
Meet Cassandra
The Vulnerability Researcher is the agent on your team that reads every CVE (advisory, patch commits, proof-of-concept, ecosystem discussion) and encodes what makes it applicable. Its output is what the analysts use to verify exploitability. Built for the 0-day clock.
Reads every CVE
The Vulnerability Researcher reads the upstream advisory, the patch commits, the proof-of-concept, and the related discussion, then writes down the applicability conditions in machine-checkable form.
Powers the rest of the Agents
Its output is what the triage analysts use to verify exploitability: versions, architectures, build flags, runtime conditions, framework configurations.
Built for the 0-day clock
Researches at machine speed so Mythos-scale discovery doesn't outrun the Agents' ability to reason about what each new finding means.
Auditable enrichment
Every applicability condition links back to the source advisory or commit. Researchable, reproducible, defensible.
Turns a CVE into a checklist
The Vulnerability Researcher reads the upstream sources, identifies the conditions under which the vulnerability is actually exploitable (affected versions, build flags, framework usage, OS, architecture, runtime configuration), and encodes them so the triage analysts can verify each one against your environment.
Every triage decision rides on its work
When the Application Security Engineer or Cloud Security Engineer investigates a finding, they're checking the Vulnerability Researcher's applicability conditions against your environment. The quality of triage depends on the quality of the research.
Every condition links back to the source
The Researcher cites the advisory, the commit, the issue, the PoC. Auditors can follow the trail. So can your engineers when they want to check the work.