A vulnerability tracker that keeps findings tied to your stack.
A vulnerability tracker should help your team understand what a finding affects and what to investigate next. Cevnitra connects known vulnerabilities to recorded application dependencies and infrastructure versions, giving engineering and security teams a shared view of security risk.
Get started with Cevnitra →Review vulnerabilities with asset and advisory context
Keep application and infrastructure findings connected to the versions in your inventory. Review severity, affected versions, and advisory details to decide which findings apply to your environment. CVE tracking is part of that review when an advisory includes a CVE; some software ecosystems also use their own advisory identifiers.
- See which recorded assets have potential vulnerability matches.
- Review CVE and ecosystem advisory context before taking action.
- Prioritize security risk with severity and your team’s knowledge of exposure.
Connect vulnerability management to your team’s work
Configure notification events and severity preferences so newly detected findings from completed scans can reach the right people. Use the Jira integration to create issues for selected events. Jira remains the place to assign the remediation work and follow its status; creating an issue does not imply two-way synchronization or automatic closure.
- Send selected new findings to configured collaboration channels.
- Create Jira issues for vulnerability remediation.
- Keep the handoff grounded in the affected asset and advisory.
Review findings after a recorded version changes
Your team applies upgrades and other changes in its own environment. Update the version recorded in Cevnitra and start another scan to review the advisory matches. This supports a repeatable vulnerability management workflow without treating an inventory change as proof that a live system has been patched.
- Update inventory after applying a change to the real service or application.
- Run a new scan to review the recorded version against advisories.
- Investigate remaining findings before considering the remediation complete.
Questions about vulnerability tracking
Is Cevnitra a bug tracker?
Cevnitra is a vulnerability tracker for known security findings in your recorded stack. For general bug tracking, task assignment, and remediation status, use your existing Jira workflow. Cevnitra can create Jira issues through the configured integration.
Can a vulnerability tracker prevent hackers from attacking?
Vulnerability management helps teams identify known weaknesses and prioritize fixes. Cevnitra does not block attacks, remove malware, or replace a firewall, endpoint protection, or incident response. Its role is to make known vulnerability information useful to the team responsible for the affected assets.