Most scanners give you a ranked list. ElectriCISO gives you the shortlist that matters: every open CVE cross-referenced against CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog, tied to the assets you own, and pushed into remediation workflows your team can act on the same day.
A CVE scoring 7.5 CVSS might sit unpatched for years without consequence. A CVE scoring 5.3 could already have exploit code in the wild, an active ransomware campaign attached to it, and a CISA "fix by Friday" deadline. CVSS tells you potential. ElectriCISO tells you reality.
Every vulnerability in your environment is checked against CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog — updated continuously. When you have a match, you know immediately.
When open CVEs match real-world exploitation data, a full-width alert fires on your Security Dashboard. Not buried in a table — front and center where it belongs.
From the exploitation alert, launch the AI Incident Responder directly. Select the CVE or affected asset and the investigation starts pre-populated. No tool switching. No lost context.
The full vulnerability list, filtered to show you the ones that are actively being used to compromise organizations right now. CISA KEV matches and Security Blotter threat intelligence surface in a dedicated Exploited tab — one click from the dashboard.
Most vulnerability tools stop at "you have a problem." ElectriCISO's AI remediation engine takes over from there. Structured plans with Preparation, Execution, and Verification phases. Estimated effort hours. Downtime requirements. Rollback procedures. Everything your engineers need to actually close the finding.
OpenAI analyzes the CVE, affected assets, and your environment context to generate a structured, actionable remediation plan.
Plans include Preparation, Execution, and Verification phases with individually checkable tasks your team works through in order.
Estimated effort hours, maintenance window requirements, and rollback procedures — so engineers can plan before they touch production.
Promote AI tasks to the central task system or export as ConnectWise tickets. Track remediation progress against the plan.
Every server, workstation, and endpoint with its own security grade, vulnerability counts, and risk score. Click any asset to see its full software inventory, compliance posture, and which of its CVEs are actively exploited. This is how you decide which asset to patch first.
ElectriCISO's three-tier pipeline cross-references your open CVEs against the Security Blotter's real-time threat feed and CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog — in both directions, continuously.
A threat article references a CVE that exists in your open vulnerability inventory. Direct hit on your attack surface. Pulsing alert fires immediately.
A threat article discusses a product (e.g., "Notepad++") that appears in your software inventory across affected assets. You run this software. Pay attention.
A threat article mentions a vendor (e.g., "Microsoft") whose software is deployed in your environment. Restricted to Critical/High severity to keep signal high.
New threat articles check against your existing CVEs. New CVEs check against existing threat articles. No matter which side updates first, ElectriCISO finds the match. No gap in coverage.
One click generates a structured remediation plan your team can execute — not just a recommendation to "apply the patch." Phases, effort hours, downtime windows, rollback procedures. Then assign it, track it, and close it.
OpenAI analyzes the CVE, affected assets, and environment context. The plan accounts for what you're actually running, not a generic patch note.
Preparation, Execution, and Verification phases with individually checkable tasks. Engineers know exactly what to do at each stage.
Estimated effort hours, maintenance window requirements, and rollback procedures built into every plan. Schedule it right the first time.
Promote AI tasks to the central task system or export as ConnectWise tickets with one click. Track completion against the plan.
CVE data, asset inventory, and environmental factors feed every plan. The result is actionable guidance, not generic patch notes.
Fix scripts, patch URLs, and solution IDs pulled directly from ConnectSecure's remediation engine for CVEs where native remediation data exists.
Filter remediation plans by status (pending, in progress, completed, on hold), severity, and source. See your remediation velocity at a glance.
Executive summaries and technical vulnerability reports with 30-day trends, asset risk distribution, and remediation progress — export-ready in seconds.
A single sync operation handles authentication, asset discovery, vulnerability enrichment, software inventory, compliance checks, CISA KEV cross-referencing, and AI indexing. Run it manually, or schedule it. Your data stays fresh without you thinking about it.
OAuth2 token exchange with ConnectSecure V4 API
Risk score, compliance maturity, vulnerability summary
Two endpoints merged with deduplication
Full CVE detail pull with remediation enrichment
Per-package vulnerability counts and version tracking
Cross-reference every CVE against the Known Exploited catalog
SHA-256 differential embedding for AI-powered search
Manual, hourly, daily, or weekly sync frequency
CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog is updated continuously. Every sync cross-references your open CVEs against it. Matched CVEs surface with vendor, product, CISA-mandated remediation deadline, and ransomware campaign association — so you know exactly what regulators expect you to fix, and by when.
When you need data that isn't in the last sync, the Live Query Proxy reaches directly into ConnectSecure's API. Deep CVE lookups, remediation velocity metrics, firewall rule reviews, and on-demand patch deployment — without waiting for the next scheduled sync.
ConnectSecure tells you what's broken. ElectriCISO tells you what to do about it, in what order, with what resources, and tracks you to completion.
CISA KEV and threat feed matching ensure actively exploited CVEs surface at the top — not buried alphabetically in a flat list.
One-click plans with phases, effort estimates, downtime windows, and rollback procedures. Not just "patch it."
Every vulnerability and asset is indexed. Ask the AI chatbot "Which servers have Log4j?" and get instant, accurate answers.
Bidirectional, differential sync keeps your view current. Remediation status flows back. New scan data flows in. No stale dashboards.
Microsoft 365 Intune-managed devices automatically populate your asset inventory via the M365 Asset Bridge — a 4-level device correlation cascade matching on device ID, serial number, hostname, and display name. Microsoft Defender for Endpoint vulnerability findings feed the same canonical deduplication engine as ConnectSecure and scanner imports.
Not every client runs ConnectSecure. Drop in a structured ZIP export from Nessus, Qualys, Rapid7, or other major scanners and get the same exploitation-first prioritization, AI remediation plans, and CISA KEV cross-referencing — no spreadsheet wrangling required.
A CVE detected by ConnectSecure and the same CVE detected by a Nessus import are the same vulnerability. ElectriCISO's canonical findings engine resolves them to a single authoritative record with a unified remediation lifecycle — no double-counting, no reconciliation spreadsheets.
A unique fingerprint derived from CVE ID, affected host, and severity collapses duplicate detections from multiple scanners into one canonical record.
Open, acknowledged, in-progress, remediated. Status tracks the finding — not the scanner event. Remediation work carries forward regardless of which scanner re-detects it.
Scanner import completions and M365 sync operations automatically feed the canonical engine — no manual step to trigger deduplication.
Your scanners find the vulnerabilities. ElectriCISO tells you which ones are being actively exploited right now — and generates the plan to close them. See it in action.
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