Vulnerabilities tracked,
remediated, and provable
Certifyi captures vulnerability findings from existing scanners and enforces remediation by prioritizing, assigning, and tracking each one to closure with proof attached, synchronizing scattered findings into a single connected program.
The problem isn't finding vulnerabilities.
It's everything that happens after.
Scanners find things. Reports document things. Then the findings scatter across ticketing systems, spreadsheets, and inboxes — and the actual work of fixing them becomes difficult to track, prioritize, or prove.
Problem 01
No single trustworthy view
Vulnerabilities land in scanner dashboards, VAPT PDFs, Jira tickets, and security team spreadsheets. Nobody has a complete picture of what's open, in progress, or actually resolved — and the cost of assembling one manually is too high to do more than quarterly.
Problem 02
Manual work that doesn't belong to anyone
Security teams spend hours reading pentest reports, summarizing findings, rewriting the same information for different audiences. It's necessary work, but none of it reduces risk. It just moves findings from one place to another.
Problem 03
Priorities that change depending on who's looking
One scanner rates something critical. Another calls it medium. An engineer reads the context differently than a security analyst. What gets fixed first ends up depending on whoever is loudest or closest to the problem at that moment.
Problem 04
Processes that stop working at volume
Handling vulnerabilities one by one is manageable when there are twenty of them. As environments grow to hundreds or thousands of findings, that approach collapses. Without tooling built for volume, teams triage instead of remediate.
Problem 05
Progress that's difficult to demonstrate
Fixes happen. People do the work. But showing improvement over time — to an auditor, to leadership, to a customer running vendor due diligence — requires a level of documentation that usually doesn't exist until someone needs it.
Connected, trackable, provable
Five things that change when vulnerability management runs through a single connected system instead of across five different tools.
One organized view for the team
Findings from scanners, VAPT reports, and manual testing land in one place. Every vulnerability has an open, in-progress, or resolved status, visible to everyone on the team without a manual assembly step.
Immediate insights from VAPT reports
Upload a pentest report and Certifyi extracts findings, risk patterns, and remediation guidance automatically. No manual reading, no rewriting for different audiences — structured outputs ready to act on.
Clear focus on what matters most
Consistent prioritization across every source — not dependent on which scanner flagged it or who read it first. Recurring weaknesses surface early so teams address root causes rather than the same issues repeatedly.
Remediation that scales with volume
Generate structured remediation plans and process findings in bulk without adding manual overhead. As your environment grows, the system handles the increase without the team needing to grow proportionally alongside it.
Proof that's always ready to show
Track remediation progress over time, enforce vulnerability SLAs by severity, and keep clean evidence mapped to the controls each fix addresses — for audits, leadership reviews, and customer due diligence conversations.
From ingesting findings to closing the loop with proof
Certifyi connects vulnerability findings to controls, timelines, and evidence — so every fix is tracked and every remediation is provable without manual follow-up.
Step 01 — Ingest findings
Pull everything into one place
Connect Certifyi to your existing scanners, or upload VAPT and pentest reports directly. Findings from multiple sources land in a single, normalized register — deduplicated, structured, and ready to work with. No more cross-referencing separate dashboards or chasing PDFs across email threads.
Result: Unified vulnerability register from all sourcesStep 02 — Map to controls
Connect each finding to what it affects in your compliance posture
Every ingested vulnerability is mapped to the controls it impacts across your active frameworks — SOC 2, ISO 27001, NIST AI RMF, and others. This connection means remediation isn't just a security task; it's also a compliance action with evidence that flows directly into your audit trail.
Result: Every vulnerability linked to the controls it affectsStep 03 — Apply SLAs
Set remediation timelines by severity and hold to them
Configure remediation deadlines by severity level — critical, high, medium, low — and Certifyi tracks each vulnerability against its SLA from the moment it's ingested. Owners receive automatic reminders as deadlines approach. Breaches are flagged and logged so you can see where the program is holding up and where it isn't.
Result: Consistent SLA enforcement across all findingsStep 04 — Track ownership
Every vulnerability has an owner, and every owner knows what they're responsible for
Assign each finding to the right team or individual with context about what the vulnerability is, why it matters, and what a fix looks like. Progress is tracked from assignment through closure. Nothing sits in a queue without someone accountable for moving it forward.
Result: Named owners with tracked remediation progressStep 05 — Capture proof
Remediation that's documented without anyone stopping to document it
As fixes land, evidence is captured and linked to the relevant control — automatically. When an auditor asks for proof of remediation, the record is there: what was found, when it was assigned, what was done, and when it was closed. No manual assembly, no retrospective documentation, no gap between what happened and what can be proved.
Result: Audit-ready evidence tied to every remediated findingHow Certifyi makes vulnerability management manageable
Four capabilities that address the parts of vulnerability management that typically fall apart as teams and environments grow.
One view instead of five different dashboards
The reality for most security teams is that vulnerability data lives everywhere. The scanner has its own UI. The pentest firm sent a PDF. Jira has tickets from six months ago that may or may not have been addressed. Nobody has a complete picture without manually cross-referencing all of it.
Certifyi brings everything into one register. Findings from connected scanners arrive automatically. VAPT and pentest reports are uploaded and parsed. The register shows open, in-progress, and closed status across every finding from every source — with consistent severity scoring and context that doesn't depend on which tool generated the alert.
- Scanner integrations pull findings automatically into the register
- VAPT and pentest reports uploaded and parsed without manual extraction
- Consistent severity scoring across all sources
- Open, in-progress, and closed status visible at a glance
Turn a 60-page pentest report into structured, actionable findings in minutes
A typical penetration test report arrives as a dense PDF — executive summary, technical findings, reproduction steps, severity ratings, recommended fixes. Reading it carefully takes hours. Summarizing it for different audiences takes more time. Extracting just the findings and turning them into trackable tickets takes even longer.
Certifyi processes the report on upload and extracts findings, risk patterns, remediation guidance, and executive-level summaries automatically. Each finding lands in the register as a structured, actionable item — linked to the relevant control, assigned a consistent severity score, and ready for an owner to be attached to it. The reading still happens; the transcription work doesn't.
- VAPT and pentest reports processed on upload — no manual extraction
- Findings structured and normalized against your control framework
- Recurring patterns surfaced across multiple reports over time
- Executive summaries generated separately from technical detail
Remediation timelines that hold — with automatic follow-up
Most vulnerability programs have policies that say critical findings must be remediated within 30 days, high within 60, and so on. In practice, those timelines are tracked in a spreadsheet that nobody updates consistently, and breaches go unnoticed until someone runs a compliance check.
Certifyi enforces SLAs automatically from the moment a vulnerability is ingested. Each finding starts a countdown based on its severity and your configured policies. Owners are reminded as deadlines approach. Breaches are flagged in real time — not discovered during an audit three months later. And the full SLA history is logged for every finding, showing not just whether it was fixed but when.
- SLAs configured by severity tier — critical, high, medium, low
- Countdown starts at ingestion, visible to owners throughout
- Automatic reminders sent as deadlines approach
- SLA breach logged immediately and included in compliance reporting
Proof of remediation that doesn't require a documentation sprint
When an auditor asks for evidence that a vulnerability was addressed, the answer usually requires pulling together a timeline from tickets, emails, and system logs — none of which were created with an auditor in mind. The evidence exists, but assembling it is time-consuming and often incomplete.
Certifyi captures remediation evidence as work happens — linked to the finding, timestamped, and mapped to the affected controls. When the audit question arrives, the answer is a filter and an export rather than a multi-day documentation project. Every finding has a complete record: what it was, when it was ingested, who it was assigned to, what they did, and when it was closed.
- Remediation evidence linked to findings automatically as work closes
- Each record timestamped and mapped to the relevant control
- Evidence exportable by date range, severity, framework, or source
- Full finding lifecycle visible — from ingestion through to verified remediation
Always ready to show progress
Continuous visibility, consistent prioritization, and remediation evidence that doesn't need to be assembled from scratch when someone asks for it.
Always ready for audits and reviews
Every remediation is documented as it happens. When an auditor asks for evidence of vulnerability management, the record is already there — complete, current, and mapped to the controls it supports. No retrospective documentation required, no gap between what was done and what can be proved.
Fewer open issues, less operational overhead
Consistent SLA enforcement, automatic owner assignment, and structured remediation plans mean vulnerabilities move through the queue instead of stalling in it. Teams spend less time in triage mode and more time closing findings — and the volume doesn't force a proportional increase in headcount.
Trust that's backed by data
Leadership, auditors, and enterprise customers can see a vulnerability program that runs consistently — with tracked SLAs, named owners, and verified remediations linked to the controls they protect. That's a different conversation than walking someone through a spreadsheet and hoping they take it at face value.
What better vulnerability management looks like
About Certifyi Vulnerability Management
Vulnerabilities tracked,
remediated, and proved.
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