Vulnerability Management Platform

SecureContext

Manages

Manage every finding through to closure

Scanning is the easy part; closing findings is not. SecureContext consolidates vulnerability data from every scanner into one place and drives each finding through triage, exception handling, asset correlation, SLA tracking and compliance reporting until it is resolved.

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The vulnerability lifecycle

Ingest

One pool, every source

Output from every scanner in use
Asset inventory from the CMDB
Known-exploit intelligence

Triage

An owner for every finding

New → Reviewing → In Progress
Engineer assignment and Jira ticket
Severity and priority scoring

Disposition

Close it or justify it

Closed as mitigated
Seven exception types: approval, expiry, revalidation
Linked to the asset and its business owner

Reporting

A position you can prove

SLA and MTTR dashboards
CIS, PCI-DSS and HIPAA mapping
Executive, technical and audit reports

Capabilities

Triage workflow

New → Reviewing → In Progress → Mitigated. Every finding gets an owner and a tracked state, so nothing quietly disappears into a backlog.

Exception management

Seven exception types — false positive, accepted risk, compensating control, policy-based, environment-based, decommission and manual. Each passes through approval, expiry and revalidation, so exceptions never become permanent by accident.

Asset management and CMDB correlation

Findings are tied to inventory assets and integrate with CMDB systems such as ServiceNow, making it clear which system and which business owner each vulnerability belongs to.

Bidirectional Jira integration

Raise tickets straight from a finding, in bulk when needed. Status changes in Jira flow back into the platform, so the two systems never drift apart.

Compliance mapping and reporting

Vulnerabilities map to CIS, PCI-DSS and HIPAA frameworks. Executive, technical and audit reports export as PDF, CSV or JSON.

Dashboard and SLA tracking

Severity distribution, network zone breakdown (Internet / DMZ / Internal), 30-day trend, most affected hosts, findings with known exploits and SLA compliance — on one screen.

The interface

Captured from a running installation; the data shown is illustrative.

SecureContext vulnerability list showing 734 findings with severity, host, CVSS score, priority, triage status and CVE identifiers — The vulnerability list. Every row carries severity, affected host, CVSS score, computed priority and triage state; findings with a known exploit are flagged separately.

SecureContext SLA and remediation dashboard showing active SLA items, breaches, MTTR, compliance rate and an SLA state distribution chart — SLA tracking. Active items, breaches, mean time to resolve and compliance rate on one screen, with the doughnut chart breaking down SLA states.

Architecture

Node.js REST API with a PostgreSQL 15 database
Redis for caching, sessions and token management
PgBouncer connection pooling
Nginx reverse proxy and TLS termination
Prometheus, Grafana, Loki and Alertmanager observability stack included
Active Directory / LDAP authentication and user sync

Deployment

Installs on a single server via Docker Compose. Two cores and 4 GB of memory are sufficient; four cores, 8 GB and a 50 GB SSD are recommended.

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Let's discuss what this means for your organisation

Tell us where you stand today and we will work out together where to begin. A first conversation, no commitment.

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