RBVM · built in partnership with MyRBVM cybersecurity
Stop patching by severity. Start managing risk.
CVSS tells you how bad a vulnerability could be in theory. RBVM tells you whether it matters on your estate, today.
The problem
Severity is not risk.
Prioritising by CVSS buries the handful of vulnerabilities attackers are using today under thousands that will never be touched.
The consequence is quietly expensive: security teams burn whole quarters remediating threats that were never real, while the few findings attackers are actually using wait their turn in the queue.
Same estate, same day
One estate. Two very different to-do lists.
What CVSS alone would tell you
findings rated Critical
A queue no team can clear — so triage becomes guesswork.
What RBVM actually prioritises
findings that matter now
Scored against real exploit evidence and your own asset criticality.
That is the difference between a quarter of firefighting and an afternoon of focused work.
How it scores
Risk, assessed the way NIST intended
RBVM follows the NIST SP 800-30 risk methodology, weighing every finding against four plain-language questions.
Who could exploit it
Threat-actor capability: which adversaries have the skills and tooling to use this weakness.
How much they want it
Motivation: whether this is the kind of target and technique attackers are actually pursuing.
How reachable it is
How findable and exploitable the weakness is in practice, not just on paper.
How much the asset matters — to you
Your own asset criticality: the same flaw carries different risk on different systems.
Exploit prediction, grounded in evidence
RBVM's machine-learning exploit prediction is trained on five years of CVEs labelled with real exploitation evidence — CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalogue, ExploitDB and Metasploit.
The model is calibrated rather than inflated: it is built to tell you which findings are genuinely likely to be exploited, not to score everything as urgent.
Every score shows its working
Every score decomposes into the factors behind it, so audit and risk teams can see exactly why a finding sits where it does — and defend that answer to a regulator or a board.
No black boxes, no unexplainable numbers.
The same CVE legitimately scores differently on a crown-jewel database than on a test laptop — because the risk is different.
Always current
Priorities that move at the speed of the threat
RBVM's threat intelligence refreshes every 30 minutes. When a new public exploit appears, the finding it affects can move from Low to Critical within a single cycle — and your priorities move with it.
Operations
Built for how teams actually work
Prioritisation only matters if the follow-through holds up. RBVM manages the whole remediation lifecycle, not just the ranking.
Approvals with an audit trail
Remediation, exception and risk-acceptance requests flow through an approval queue with documented reasons and an immutable audit trail. Nothing gets closed quietly, and every decision can be traced later.
SLA clocks that reflect real risk
Remediation deadlines are keyed to the contextual risk band — 14, 30, 60 or 90 days — and the clock starts at discovery, not at CVE publication. Your SLAs measure your response, not the calendar of the disclosure.
Bulk action, with a preview
Act across whole classes of risk at once: pick an asset type and a vulnerability type, preview the exact blast radius of the change, and act once — instead of working the same decision ticket by ticket.
Compliance, mapped
Walk into the audit with the evidence already assembled
Every unremediated finding is mapped deterministically to the controls it puts at risk. When an auditor asks what a vulnerability means for your compliance posture, the answer is already on screen.
There is no AI guesswork at runtime: every mapping is curated and reviewed, so the same finding maps to the same controls every time.
Security & operations
Run like the security product it is
A vulnerability management platform holds a map of your weakest points. Access to it is governed accordingly.
Enterprise sign-on
Sign-on is handled through Auth0, so access is governed by enterprise-grade authentication.
Access that fails closed
Role-based access control denies by default. If a permission has not been granted explicitly, the answer is no.
Roles built for the job
Purpose-built roles for security, IT operations, audit and risk teams — each sees what their job requires.
Cloud delivery
Runs in the AWS cloud, hosted in the Ireland region, and delivered over HTTPS.
Engineering rigour
Verified against the live product, every release
Every release is verified by an end-to-end test suite run against the live product — not a mock, not a staging approximation.
In development — not yet live.
Ticketing connectors
Push remediation work into Jira and ServiceNow, where your teams already track it.
Scanner and CMDB integration
Feed findings and asset context in directly from the tools you already run.
Remediation advisories
A remediation advisory attached to each finding, so the fix arrives with the priority.
See your estate the way an attacker does
Bring your own questions — the estate you worry about, the findings you doubt, the audit you are preparing for — and we will walk you through RBVM against them.
RBVM is built in partnership with MyRBVM cybersecurity.