ARIANNA helps product-security, PSIRT, engineering, and compliance teams work from the same device model. Track vulnerabilities across SBOM and HBOM data, prioritize real risk, coordinate remediation, and prove the work was completed.
Built for the day-to-day work of connected-device vulnerability management, not generic IT patching.
Map newly disclosed vulnerabilities to the exact products, components, versions, and suppliers affected across your portfolio.
Review open vulnerabilities before product shipment, firmware release, or customer delivery using a single device-centric view.
Track third-party component exposure and push structured follow-up to suppliers when vulnerable software or hardware components are involved.
Move from detection to closure with workflow-driven tasking, status tracking, and evidence capture across engineering teams.
Keep monitoring devices already in the field as new disclosures emerge and exploit conditions change over time.
Generate the records needed to show that vulnerabilities were identified, assessed, acted on, and reported consistently.
ARIANNA keeps the process structured from disclosure intake through closure and reporting.
Ingest vulnerability data continuously and match it against real device composition instead of relying on spreadsheet inventories.
Use severity, exploit intelligence, product context, and business deadlines to decide what actually needs action first.
Assign work across PSIRT, firmware, software, supplier, and compliance stakeholders without losing traceability.
Generate evidence, status views, and exports for management reviews, customers, and regulators.
Use ARIANNA when you need operational control, not just another scan result list.
Reduce manual review time by focusing on vulnerabilities tied to actual products and components.
Give security and engineering teams one place to review risk, ownership, and remediation status.
Keep the records needed to explain what happened, who acted, and how the issue was resolved.
We can walk through your current process, product landscape, and reporting obligations, then map the platform to the use cases that matter most.