Continuous, risk-based vulnerability management — attack surface, exploitability and business context in one ranked queue. Not a 20,000-line scan report.
Scanners are cheap and everywhere. The hard part is deciding which of the thousands of findings your team should touch this week — before an attacker makes that decision for you.
No team can patch everything. Volume keeps rising while headcount stays flat.
Most of your backlog is noise. A small fraction is what attackers actually weaponize.
Quarterly scans miss the window entirely. Exposure changes daily; so must your view of it.
The same finding ranks differently depending on where it lives. A critical CVSS on an isolated internal box sits below a medium CVSS on an internet-facing payment system. That context is the whole point.
Discovery, prioritization and remediation run as one program — across your external surface, your cloud, your applications and the fraud vectors scanners never see.
Always-on discovery and assessment instead of point-in-time scans, so new exposures surface the day they appear — not next quarter.
We map what’s actually exposed to the internet — known and shadow assets — so prioritization starts from real reachability, not an asset spreadsheet.
Every finding scored on exposure, real-world exploitability (KEV / EPSS) and business impact — a ranked queue, not a severity dump.
Remediation paths, hands-on support where in scope, and re-testing to confirm the fix closed the exposure. Nothing marked resolved on faith.
Leaked credentials, spoofed domains and fraud campaigns — the external threat surface beyond your technical stack, monitored continuously.
Misconfigurations, exposed services and identity risk across your cloud — tested the way an attacker would probe it, not just checklisted.
Continuous vulnerability management maps directly to the controls your regulators and frameworks require — with evidence structured to move fast in an audit and land clearly in a board deck.
A scanner finds vulnerabilities. Mercurius tells you which ones matter. We combine scanner output with attack surface exposure, real-world exploitability (known exploited vulnerabilities and EPSS) and business criticality, then hand your team a ranked remediation queue instead of a 20,000-line CSV. The output is decisions, not raw findings.
Your attack surface changes every day — new assets, new deployments, newly disclosed CVEs. Mercurius keeps discovery and prioritization running continuously rather than as a quarterly point-in-time scan, so a vulnerability that becomes exploitable overnight surfaces at the top of your queue the same day, not next quarter.
We score each vulnerability against three axes: exposure (is the affected asset internet-facing or reachable from an exposed path), exploitability (is there a public exploit, is it in CISA KEV, what is its EPSS probability) and business impact (what does the asset support). A critical CVSS score on an isolated internal asset ranks below a medium CVSS on an internet-facing system processing payments.
Risk-based remediation means we go beyond reporting. For each prioritized item we provide the remediation path, validation steps and — where in scope — hands-on support with your teams. After remediation we re-test to confirm the fix actually closed the exposure, so nothing is marked resolved on faith.
Continuous vulnerability management supports controls in PCI DSS (Req. 6 and 11), ISO/IEC 27001:2022 (A.8.8 management of technical vulnerabilities), SOC 2 and, in Brazil, BACEN Resolution 4.893 and LGPD security-measure obligations. Reporting is structured to be audit-ready and board-ready.
Because attackers don’t only exploit CVEs — they exploit exposed credentials, leaked data, phishing infrastructure and brand abuse. Fraud Intelligence extends vulnerability management beyond the technical stack to monitor the external threat surface — leaked credentials, spoofed domains and fraud campaigns — that traditional scanners never see.
Continuous, risk-based vulnerability management across Brazil, Chile and the United States.