The First Local-First CTEM Platform.

Define What Matters

Identify your crown jewels, business-critical assets, and attack surface boundaries. CVEasy automatically classifies assets by criticality and maps them to business units.

• Crown jewel identification (databases, DCs, payment systems)
• Asset criticality auto-classification
• Business unit and owner mapping
• Public-facing vs. internal segmentation
• Compliance framework scoping (PCI, HIPAA, SOC 2)
• 86 controls across 9 compliance frameworks

Find Everything. Import Nothing.

BASzy's 8-phase discovery engine maps your entire network without agents or scan imports. ARP sweep, port scanning, banner grabbing, SSL cert analysis, mDNS, reverse DNS — all automated.

• 8-phase agentless network discovery
• 47 common ports scanned per host
• Banner grabbing with version extraction
• SSL/TLS certificate hostname discovery
• OS fingerprinting from service behaviors
• Device classification (server, workstation, IoT, printer)
• MAC vendor identification (60+ vendors)
• 330,000+ CVE database with auto-correlation
• Import from 9 scanner formats (Nessus, Qualys, Rapid7, etc.)
• mDNS/Bonjour for Apple and IoT devices

Risk That Actually Means Something

TRIS™ 7-layer scoring goes beyond CVSS. Combines exploitability (EPSS), active exploitation (CISA KEV), threat actor targeting, asset criticality, business context, and BASzy validation into a single defensible score.

• TRIS™ 7-layer risk scoring (0-95)
• EPSS weaponization probability
• CISA KEV active exploitation flag
• Threat actor targeting correlation (49 APT groups)
• Asset criticality × vulnerability severity matrix
• P0-P4 remediation priority assignment
• SLA deadlines calculated per asset tier
• Risk reduction opportunities (which fix covers most risk)

Prove It's Exploitable. Or Prove It's Not.

BASzy runs real attack simulations — 10,000+ modules, 10 pre-built campaigns, 18 endpoint security tests. Don't guess. Know.

• 10,000+ real attack modules (not simulated)
• 10 pre-built attack campaigns (Ransomware, APT29, AD, Cloud, etc.)
• 18 endpoint security validation tests
• Attack chain engine (SQLi → creds → lateral → priv esc → exfil)
• Security control validation (EDR, firewall, DLP, SIEM)
• Security posture scoring (0-100)
• Continuous simulation scheduling (hourly/daily/weekly)
• MITRE ATT&CK coverage mapping
• Control effectiveness matrix
• Compliance evidence auto-generation

Fix What Matters. Prove It's Fixed.

This is where every other vendor stops. Tenable tells you what's wrong. Qualys gives you a CVSS score. SafeBreach proves it's exploitable. None of them tell you how to fix it.

CVEasy AI™ generates exact remediation commands per vulnerability, per OS, per asset. Not "apply the latest patch" — the actual apt-get command, the iptables rule, the Set-MpPreference PowerShell one-liner, the auditctl detection rule, the verification command to confirm the fix worked, and the rollback command if it breaks something. Upload your internal runbooks to the Knowledge Base and the AI references your standards, not generic advice.

• Exact remediation commands per CVE, per OS (Ubuntu, RHEL, Windows, macOS)
• Verification commands to confirm the fix worked
• Rollback commands if the fix causes issues
• Private RAG knowledge base — AI references your internal runbooks
• Asset-grouped remediation plans with owner assignment
• SLA tracking per asset criticality (P0 crown jewels = 24hr deadline)
• Risk acceptance workflow with approval chain
• Closed-loop: re-validate with BASzy™ after remediation
• Board-ready executive reports with risk reduction narratives