Know your real risk, not a score
Axeploit measures risk from what it can actually exploit in your applications, then ties each finding to business impact and the compliance controls it touches.
- Evidence-based scoring
- CVSS + business impact
- SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS
Three inputs, one honest number
A risk score is only useful if you can explain it to the board and defend it to an auditor. Ours is built from evidence you can open and read.
What can actually be exploited
Severity starts from a working exploit and CVSS, not from a version banner.
What it would cost you
Each finding is weighed by data at risk, disruption and the customers it touches.
Which controls it breaks
Findings map to the SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS and GDPR controls they put at risk.
Technical, business, compliance
Technical risk
Vulnerability density per host, attack complexity and exploit availability, patch status.
What teams do with the number
Plan the security budget
Spend on the risks you've measured, not the ones that made the news.
Prioritise spend
Money goes where the exposure is.
Pick tools with evidence
Buy for measured gaps, not guesses.
Build a roadmap
Grounded in real findings from your own apps.
Walk into the audit ready
Findings, fixes and evidence already documented in a format auditors recognise.
Framework mapping
SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, GDPR.
Paper trail
Every risk, its owner and its fix.
Due diligence
A continuous process, not a yearly scramble.
Keep the business running
Know which systems matter most and what happens if one of them goes down.
Impact analysis
What an outage really costs.
Incident playbook
Know the plan before you need it.
Recovery order
Restore the critical path first.
Start with the risk you can prove
Run Axeploit on your applications and get a risk picture built from real findings.