Severity scores the vulnerability. Exploitability ranks your queue.
CVSS and EPSS are calculated once, for everyone who has the CVE, without knowing your code or your deployment. Konvu checks the conditions in your environment and tells you which findings are exploitable now, so your team fixes those first.
Confirmed, not just flagged
Konvu assesses every finding in your backlog and confirms which ones are exploitable in your product as built. Most are not, and each one that closes carries the reasoning that ruled it out.
The same exploit, a different job
A confirmed exploit in a repository that holds customer data is not the same job as the identical exploit in a dormant internal tool. Konvu ranks by both.
A reason at every position
Every place in the ranking carries the condition that decided it: what runs, what's exposed, what's required. Nothing to take on faith.
A list your team can act on
Security leaders stop arguing about scores and start assigning from a list that already reflects what is at risk.
The same scan produces opposite verdicts
A medium-severity CVE with no authentication required and an open network path can be more urgent than a critical CVE in code that never runs. Konvu checks the conditions and marks the one that decided each verdict.
Exploitable, confirmed · Top of queue
Not exploitable · Backlog, no ticket
Severity ranks the vulnerability. The condition marked decisive ranks the queue.
Recognition
"The platform delivers two key outcomes: vulnerability prioritization and remediation, and is well positioned to solve both effectively."
James Berthoty, Founder at Latio
Read the full report →Exploitable does not mean equally urgent
Konvu profiles every repository into a tier, Crown Jewel, Key Asset, Standard, or Peripheral, based on what it exposes, what it holds, and who can reach it. An exploitable finding inherits the tier of the repository it lands in, so asset value and exploitability combine into one ranking instead of two separate arguments.
Every position in the ranking traces to a checked condition
Konvu maps the call graph and data flow to the vulnerable function, then checks the configuration, exposure, and authentication that decide whether the path can be used. The verdict, and the position it earns in your ranking, comes with that trail attached.