Spot vulnerabilities before they become a problem
Automatic CVE detection, EPSS-based prioritization and triage management, for all products at a glance.
Data sources




Public databases and vendor advisories, around the clock.
Automatic CVE Detection
Observer automatically detects new vulnerabilities for all components of your products, around the clock, without manual searching.
Properties
NVD Enrichment
Each CVE is enriched with complete data from the National Vulnerability Database: CVSS score, description, references.
EPSS
Exploit Prediction Scoring System
EPSS Integration
The Exploit Prediction Scoring System shows you how likely a vulnerability will be exploited in the next 30 days.
Triage Management
Evaluate, prioritize and document each vulnerability. Status tracking from "New" to "Closed", everything traceable.
Affected products 1
Affected assemblies 2
Cross-Product Overview
One dashboard for all products. See at a glance which product has how many open vulnerabilities.
Linked tickets · 1
Case Escalation to Notifier
Escalate critical CVEs to Notifier with one click, for structured handling and disclosure.
How it works
Three steps, then it runs itself.
01
Add your products
You record which components sit in which product. After that Observer knows what to look for.
supported by Scanner
02
Vulnerabilities come to you
Observer keeps checking the public databases and assigns every new vulnerability to the right product. You see at once what is urgent, you decide, and it stays on record.
supported by Designer
03
Tell your customers
The case turns into a finished advisory for your customers. One click instead of a mass email.
supported by Notifier
The difference
Two days to size it up.
Or know right away.
Critical hole in OpenSSL. Three of your products use OpenSSL, but which version, in which component? Search spreadsheets, ask colleagues. Two days with the hole wide open.
The hole is long since detected and assigned to the affected products. You see right away how urgent it is. Passing it on takes one click.
