ALGIZ
Vulnerability monitoring and guided remediation.
ALGIZ is a Vulnerability Operations Center. It tracks published CVEs, cross-references them against your actual inventory (operating system, languages, libraries, software), and tells you what to fix, with the fix already proposed.
Where ALGIZ stands
ALGIZ isn't open yet, and we can't give you a demo today. This page describes what it will do, not what you can try this week. Write to us to be notified when it opens.
The problem isn't knowing.
Vulnerability feeds are public and plentiful. The hard part is knowing which ones actually affect you, and where to start. An alert that ignores your inventory is just noise.
What ALGIZ does
6 capacités
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Official sources and parallel monitoring
Official CVE databases and vendor publications, complemented by GitHub Security Advisories, distribution trackers, exploit databases, CERT-FR bulletins, CISA's KEV catalog, and vendor mailing lists. What isn't officially published yet may already affect you.
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Two hours between publication and you
Analysis runs continuously, not on a schedule. A published vulnerability is cross-referenced against your inventory as soon as it's released, and you're notified within two hours on the channels you've configured.
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CVSS v4.0, EPSS, and your exposure
ALGIZ relies on industry-standard scales (CVSS v4.0 for severity, EPSS for exploitation likelihood), then reweighs them based on the asset's known exposure. Your teams don't have to learn a proprietary scale to make a call.
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The fix, not just the alert
For every vulnerability affecting your systems, ALGIZ proposes the fix as it appears in the security advisory: a configuration change, or the commands to run. You decide on an action, not on a CVE number.
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Decide, and make it stick
An asset can be marked as not exposed, a risk accepted under your responsibility, a false positive dismissed. ALGIZ retains the decision for future analyses. Criteria can be locked during an audit or an accreditation process.
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Every ecosystem
Operating system, languages, libraries, third-party software: coverage doesn't stop at part of your stack.
What ALGIZ isn't
ALGIZ doesn't scan your network, doesn't replace an EDR, doesn't run penetration tests, and isn't a SIEM. It cross-references published advisories against your declared inventory the moment they're released. You only receive what's relevant.
With your infrastructure
Connected to the infrastructure we operate, ALGIZ receives from the controller the inventory collected from the agents. No more manual declarations, no more gap between what's monitored and what's actually running.
Reserve your spot for launch.
Tell us what you need to monitor: systems, languages, number of assets. We'll notify you at launch, and answer your questions until then.
Technical detail
- Sources
- Official CVE databases, vendor publications, GitHub Security Advisories, distribution trackers, exploit databases, CERT-FR, CISA's KEV catalog, mailing lists.
- Notification delay
- Under two hours after the advisory is published.
- Severity
- CVSS v4.0 and EPSS, reweighed based on the asset's known exposure.
- Inventory
- CSV or JSON import, API, manual entry, or automatic collection by the controller.
- Assets monitored
- Limit depends on the license chosen.
- Deployment
- Online, or installed on your own infrastructure. The web interface doesn't need to be exposed to the internet; outbound access is still required.
- Notifications
- Webhook, email, other channels.
Pricing terms
- Trial
- 30 days.
- Subscription
- Monthly, per asset monitored.
- Annual commitment
- Available, with a price reduction.
