Exposure

Vulnerabilities

Cut through scanner noise to the CVEs that put production at risk. Openlane normalizes them from your cloud providers and tracks each against a remediation SLA — from discovery through fix, dismissal, or escalation.

One vulnerability, not three duplicate tickets

Stop triaging the same vulnerability three times because three scanners each reported it. Openlane pulls known weaknesses — an unpatched service, an outdated dependency, a flaw in software — from your cloud providers, then deduplicates them by the source's own identifier, falling back to the CVE, so each weakness is a single record you track once.

Repeated syncs update the same record instead of stacking duplicates
Tracks the weakness itself, separate from each instance it turns up in

CVE-2026-33729github.com/openfga/openfgaMEDIUMCVSS SCORE5.8DUE DATEAug 18, 2026STATUSOpenSOURCEgithubRemediateAccept riskSnooze

Filter every source the same way

Filter critical and high across every scanner without translating one tool's severity labels into another's — Openlane keeps the source's own CVE and CVSS rating next to a normalized security level, so one filter works everywhere. Configurable expressions drop the noise you don't want before it's ever ingested.

Source CVE and CVSS kept intact alongside a normalized level
Expression-based rules exclude noise before ingestion, not after

VULNERABILITIES30 TOTALALL 30PAST DUE 8CRITICAL 07.3CVE-2025-31133github.com/opencontainers/runcPAST DUE7.3CVE-2026-39883go.opentelemetry.io/otel/sdkPAST DUE5.8CVE-2026-24851github.com/openfga/openfgaPAST DUE5.1CVE-2025-54388github.com/docker/dockerPAST DUE2.9CVE-2026-1229github.com/cloudflare/circl+ 25 MORE

A defensible answer for every CVE — fix or documented no

Focus on what's exploitable in production first, assign the confirmed issues to an owner, and let anything past its remediation SLA roll into an escalation list on its own. When a fix genuinely isn't worth it, record the decision with a reason instead of closing it silently — so an auditor sees a judgment, not a gap.

Overdue vulnerabilities roll into an escalation list you can hand to an auditor
Dismissals stay on record with a reason, never a silent close

REMEDIATION SLABY SEVERITYCritical7 daysHigh14 daysMedium30 daysLow60 days

CVE Tracking

Purpose-built for CVEs, not generic findings

A vulnerability is the weakness itself — "OpenSSL versions below X have this flaw" — and each place it shows up in your environment is afinding. Every record carries a CVE identifier, a normalized severity, and a remediation SLA, so your team can prioritize by what's exploitable.

CVEs in without the copy-paste

Openlane pulls findings from your cloud providers into vulnerability records for you, deduplicated by the source's own identifier with the CVE as fallback — so a resync updates what's there instead of flooding you with duplicates.

Triage every source on one scale

Each record keeps its CVE and CVSS rating next to a normalized security level, so you prioritize by one consistent scale instead of translating labels between tools.

Prove remediation happened

Track each vulnerability from discovery to fix against its remediation SLA, pull everything overdue into an escalation and audit-prep list, and record a defensible no — with a reason on file — when a fix isn't happening.

Native Integrations

Ingest CVEs from Google Cloud,
GitHub, and Microsoft Defender

Openlane pulls vulnerabilities from Google Cloud Security Command Center, GitHub, and Microsoft Defender for Cloud, normalizes each onto one severity scale, and queries anything past its remediation SLA straight into an escalation list.