Vulnerability intelligence

ClearRisk

An LLM-backed engine that tracks CVEs across your vendors and SBOM, with plain-English impact analysis and automatic triage.

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ClearRisk, a typical day Under policy
  1. ClearRisk

    New CVE in openssl affects 3 images. Exploitable only in api-gateway. Patch pull request opened.

    Approved by the on-call engineer, 23:58
  2. ClearRisk

    11 new CVEs published overnight. 9 not present in any image. 2 present but not reachable. Filed with notes.

    No action required
  3. ClearRisk

    Base image node:18 reached end of support. Pull requests opened for 6 services with the tests attached.

    Awaiting review

Illustrative. Names and figures are representative of a managed account.

What it does

Built for vulnerability management.

ClearRisk correlates every new CVE with what actually runs in your environments, escalates the ones that matter, and opens the patch as a pull request.

Real-time CVE correlation

New vulnerabilities matched against your SBOM and running images, not just your dependency list, so you know which ones reach production.

Automatic triage and escalation

Exploitable, reachable and critical vulnerabilities paged. The rest filed with a plain-English note on why they can wait.

Dependency blast radius

A visual map of which services, images and environments a vulnerable package touches, so the fix is scoped before anyone starts.

Patches as pull requests

Base image and dependency updates opened as pull requests with the CVE, the affected services and the tests that ran.

How it works

From signal to approved change.

  1. Inventory

    An SBOM for every image and service, kept current from your pipeline.

  2. Correlate

    Every published CVE checked against the inventory and the network path to the service.

  3. Triage

    Reachable and exploitable in production: page. Otherwise: file, with the reason.

  4. Patch

    A pull request with the fix. An engineer merges it. The record ships with the release.

Guardrails

What it will never do on its own.

  • Triage explained in plain English, with the evidence
  • Nothing merges without an engineer
  • Every decision recorded for your auditor
  • Findings scoped to what actually runs, so the queue stays short

Works with

Inside the tools you run.

KubernetesAWSGitHub ActionsJenkinsDatadogSlack

The other agents: Sage AI, Finly AI, Iris AI.

Questions

About ClearRisk.

Is this a vulnerability scanner?

It uses the scanners and SBOMs you already produce and adds the part they leave out: whether a finding reaches production, how urgent it is, and the patch itself.

How does it help with SOC 2 or PCI DSS?

Both ask for a vulnerability management process with evidence. ClearRisk records every finding, its triage and its fix, exported for the auditor.

What about zero-days?

The moment a CVE is published it is checked against your inventory. If the package is present and reachable, the on-call engineer is paged with the blast radius.

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