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N°1 VULNERABILITY MANAGEMENT
Finally, a CVE Management You’ll Actually Use
Every day, hundreds of new security vulnerabilities are publicly disclosed. Patrowl helps you cut through the noise and focus only on the ones that matter — those tied to your real systems. We combine automated correlation, passive detection, and threat intelligence to turn raw CVE list feeds into clear, actionable security priorities.

Real exposure visibility: Know which exposed assets and technologies in your environment are truly affected
Contextual prioritization: Focus on vulnerabilities that are active, exploitable, or officially flagged as critical
Smart alerts only: Get notified only when CVEs are relevant to your actual tech stack, operating systems
Integrated workflows: Export directly to Jira, ServiceNow, and auto-verify remediations in your management systems
Informed decisions: Each CVE is enriched with real asset information so you can act fast
Une solution conçu par des pentesters
What’s a CVE?
A CVE (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) is a publicly disclosed security flaw identified by a unique CVE ID(e.g., CVE-2025-12345). It can affect software, hardware, or services and is catalogued in databases like the NIST NVD— the National Institute of Standards and Technology's vulnerability database.
Published by entities like MITRE and CISA, CVEs help security teams track known issues. But most CVEs don’t matter unless they affect your infrastructure.

What Patrowl Shows for Every CVE
Exploitabilité technique : selon privilèges, complexité, interaction utilisateur
Validée manuellement : par notre équipe offensive via Patrowl Pentest
Activement exploitée : repérée dans des attaques réelles
Exploit public disponible : sur GitHub, Exploit-DB, forums…
Présente dans le catalogue KEV : signalée par la CISA comme exploitée
Médiatisée : relayée dans les médias ou sur X/Twitter → risque accru

Displayed data for each CVE in Patrowl
CVE Identifier: Unique code assigned to the vulnerability (e.g., CVE-2025-12345), allowing it to be tracked in public databases.
Severity: Low, Medium, High, or Critical, based on the CVSS score and technical context.
CVSS Score: Severity index of the vulnerability on a scale from 0 to 10, used to prioritize remediation actions.

Technologies detected in your environment: Technical components automatically identified by Patrowl on your assets (frameworks, OS, servers, etc.).
Associated exposed assets: List of systems or resources in your infrastructure where the vulnerable technology was detected — evidence of actual exposure.
Affected product or technology: Software, hardware, or component directly impacted by the vulnerability.
Publication date: Official date when the CVE was publicly disclosed by the relevant authorities (e.g., MITRE, NVD).

A filtering engine designed for real-world security challenges
Patrowl helps you regain control over vulnerability management with two complementary views and a highly targeted filtering engine:
"Related to Org" View
Displays only the CVEs that are truly relevant to your organization — detected on your assets, exposed technologies, or attack surface. You focus on what directly affects you.
"All CVEs" View
Full access to all published vulnerabilities for comprehensive, proactive, and strategic threat monitoring.
Advanced contextual filtering
Stop wasting time in a sea of alerts: filter vulnerabilities based on what really matters to your operations.
By severity (CVSS), exploitability (POC, public exploits, active attacks), affected technologies, exposed assets, publication date, impacted vendor or product...
The result: You prioritize CVEs that are truly exploitable and actionable — in your business context. Less noise, more operational impact.

HOW DOES PATROWL WORK?
Vulnerability management in 4 steps
Automatic asset discovery: Identify your exposed assets (Shadow IT, subdomains, third parties...) without any agent or prior access.
Active & passive detection: Analyze known and unknown vulnerabilities through passive detection, active scanning, Threat Intelligence enrichment, and Patrowl CERT inputs.
Prioritized remediation: Action plan ranked by severity, exploitability, and real exposure.
Continuous monitoring: Automated re-testing of your fixes, ongoing surveillance, and exportable reports.

Automation powered by human expertise
At Patrowl, we believe that no machine can replace the judgment of a cybersecurity expert — but a good expert should never waste time doing what a machine can do for them.

Real-time threat intelligence & automated detection
Our CERT team continuously monitors vulnerability news (CVEs, exploits, APTs) and develops automated checks as soon as a new threat emerges.Pentesters who build their own tools
Our offensive engineers turn their manual techniques into automated detection engines. Every manually exploited vulnerability can be industrialized.Human oversight on every alert
We know the limits of automation. That’s why every vulnerability is manually verified, filtered, and prioritized before being reported: zero false positives, 100% actionable.
BENEFITS
Why Patrowl.io?
Zero false positives
Focus only on confirmed, high-priority vulnerabilities.
Simplicity
SaaS solution with no client-side maintenance or coding required.
Zero setup
Fast and easy onboarding — up and running in under 30 minutes.
24/7/365 availability
With secure access (encryption, MFA or SSO authentication).
Service monitoring
Continuous operational follow-up and quality improvement.
Our Partners
Our Solutions
Stay ahead of attacks before they happen. Move from occasional testing to continuous control.
Advanced EASM
Votre surface d’attaque, sous contrôle permanent.
Continuous analysis and monitoring of your exposed assets (certificates, applications, email systems, credentials).
Real-time detection of Shadow IT and forgotten services.
Remediation efforts prioritized based on actively exploited vulnerabilities (CISA KEV).
Rapid attack surface reduction through automated remediation.
Continuous Pentest
Automate your pentests, identify real vulnerabilities.
Always up-to-date, dynamic mapping of your attack surface.
Automated pentests validated by certified experts — with zero false positives.
Continuous testing of applications, exposed services, ports, protocols, and subdomains.
Vulnerability prioritization based on business impact and exploitability.
Detailed reports and actionable recommendations for fast, effective remediation

YOUR MOST FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How does Patrowl assess CVE vulnerabilities?
Les vulnérabilités sont qualifiées automatiquement par notre moteur d’analyse, puis revues et manuellement si nécessaire par nos analystes offensifs.
Nous prenons en compte :
la criticité technique (CVSSv3),
l’importance de l’actif ciblé,
le niveau d’exploitation (POC, exploit public, usage actif par des attaquants).
Are you alerted when a new critical CVE is published?
Yes. Thanks to our CERT team and threat intelligence platform, we are alerted in real time when new critical vulnerabilities are disclosed.
Specific checks are developed and automatically deployed across your assets to verify exposure.
Do you report all CVEs?
No. Patrowl intelligently filters vulnerabilities to alert you only on those that present a real risk.
No noise, no false positives — only vulnerabilities that are exploitable in your specific context, along with actionable remediation recommendations.
Can I automatically organize my assets?
Patrowl lets you automatically tag your assets by creating custom rules based on criteria such as:
Asset type
Domain name or extension
Technology used
Exposed ports, etc.
Examples of common rules:
Tag: france → for all domains ending in .fr
Tag: dev → for hosts with -dev- in their name
Tag: wordpress → for apps using WordPress
Tag: at-risk → for assets exposing critical ports (RDP, SMB, etc.)
What you get:
Automatic, consistent organization of your assets
Ultra-fast search and filtering
More accurate vulnerability prioritization
Fewer manual errors, more efficiency
Each rule can be enabled, disabled, or modified at any time. And even if a tag is applied automatically, you can still remove it manually.
Your assets organize themselves. You save time—without losing control.