Import from any source
Bring in findings from your existing tools and processes via integrations, Open API, or direct import.
Centralise findings from every source
All your vulnerabilities in one workflow. Vulnerability Management makes it easy to process findings from all sources, including your Bug Bounty program, pentests, and internal tools.
Everything in one workflow
Vulnerabilities are reported through more channels than ever, from pentests and Bug Bounty to VDPs, third-party audits, and automated scanners. Without a single place to centralise and act on them, findings get lost, duplicated, or deprioritised.
Vulnerability Management gives your security team one unified workflow to ingest, triage, track, and remediate vulnerabilities regardless of their source.
Onboard pentest vendors
Run campaigns directly on the platform via Pentest Management, receiving live vulnerability reports in a standardised format.
Open a passive channel
Publish a Vulnerability Disclosure Policy (VDP) to receive reports from the security community, including YesWeHack’s own researcher network via Featured VDP.
Protecting any organisation – from small businesses to enterprises
A single workflow from discovery to fix
Whether a report comes from a pentest partner or a bug hunter, YesWeHack normalises it into a consistent format. So your team isn’t context-switching between PDF reports, spreadsheets, and ticketing systems.
- Assign vulnerabilities to the right owner
- Add comments and share findings with stakeholders
- Track status through your remediation workflow
- Export reports for audits or executive reporting
Your comprehensive CVE database
YesWeHack provides complete vulnerability intelligence for CVEs, giving you everything you need to understand and act on new issues, so you’re not left manually searching NVD and vendor advisories.
Easily sort by CVSS, EPSS, and KEV presence, and see instantly whether there is an available Checkpoint to check your exposure.
Understand impact
Identify whether your specific stack is impacted by a vulnerability, and whether it has been proven to be exploitable.
Detection and mitigation
See how we detected the vulnerability, e.g., using Intrusion Detection System rules, and read vendor-published advisories and mitigations.
Checkpoints integration
If a Checkpoint is available for the CVE, you can validate exposure and confirm remediation directly with Continuous Pentest.
Understanding affected technologies
Exposure happens when there’s a confirmed vulnerability and an affected asset.
Unfortunately, more and more CVEs are published without Common Platform Enumeration (CPE) data. This chart, based on data from YesWeHack’s Vulnerability Intelligence Team, shows this issue has grown over time, but has become significantly worse in recent years as total CVE volume has exploded.
This lack of CPE data makes automated asset correlation very challenging.
Vulnpedia provides version-level CPE data that allows your team to quickly identify whether the organisation is exposed, enabling accurate prioritisation and prompt remediation of genuine exposures.
CVE Alerts: Stay informed, stay ahead
CVE Alerts is a continuous feed of vulnerability intelligence relevant to your specific environment.
- Monitor exposure: See exactly which CVEs are present in your environment so you can take action accordingly.
- See unexposed technologies: Monitor technologies on any asset, as well as any known vulnerabilities affecting them.
- Understand risk in advance: Choose components and monitor risk upfront and throughout the project lifecycle.
- Software Bill of Materials (SBOM): Find and patch vulnerabilities across your Software Bill of Materials.
Remediate fast with virtual patching
YesWeHack's integration with Virtual Patching tools allows customers to use targeted WAF rules to block exploitation within hours of a new finding.
- Request patches directly from your vulnerability report interface
- Patches for Bug Bounty findings are validated by the original hunter
- Deploy the patch directly to remediate the exposure
All actions are logged automatically for compliance and policy adherence.
VDP: Your mandatory passive channel
A Vulnerability Disclosure Policy (VDP) is best practice, and it’s increasingly a requirement. Regulatory frameworks like NIS2 and some CISA directives effectively require a VDP. Others, including CRA, cite VDP as a best practice for coordinated vulnerability disclosure.
YesWeHack makes it straightforward to publish, manage, and act on VDP submissions. You can also publicise your program to the YesWeHack researcher community via Featured VDP.
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