Kyro9 prioritizes vulnerabilities by real-world exploitability — reachability, KEV and EPSS — so you patch the few that attackers can actually use, not all 10,000.
Every scanner produces a mountain of CVEs. Severity alone is useless: a critical CVE on an isolated internal host matters far less than a medium one on an internet-facing service an attacker can reach.
Kyro9 combines CVSS severity with CISA KEV (known-exploited), EPSS (exploit probability) and — crucially — whether the vulnerable asset is actually reachable in your graph.
A vulnerability on an internet-exposed, privileged asset is escalated; the same CVE on an isolated resource is deprioritized. That's the difference between noise and signal.
Each prioritized vulnerability links to the affected assets and a remediation path — patch, config change, or compensating control.
Patch cycles focus on the handful of vulnerabilities that create real, reachable risk — measurably cutting exposure with less work.
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