Drive remediation.
Verify it's actually gone.
Unizo investigates the exposures that open a path to compromise, drafts the fix, drives it to the accountable owner, and re-checks your environment to prove the risk is gone.
Public exploit signal
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Fix plus fallback control
Platform Security
Verified closure
Exposure verified closed
Re-checked against current environment
Every step runs on one live model of your environment.
The loop below reasons over one foundation: Live Security Context, a continuously updated model of how your assets, identities, access, and ownership connect. Every conclusion stays grounded in your environment, not generic assumptions.
Explore Live Security ContextKnow which findings can actually reach something that matters.
Ground every finding in your Live Security Context before your team spends a cycle on it.
- Confirm whether the affected asset is actually reachable.
- Connect the finding to the identities, access, and systems around it.
- Separate meaningful, reachable exposure paths from isolated findings.
Start the day with a defensible priority, not another impossible queue.
See the full path, and the options for breaking it.
Unizo opens an Investigation, weighs the options against impact and cost, and drafts the Plan.
- Trace what the exposure reaches, and what that reach could lead to.
- Weigh remediation options by impact and cost, not guesswork.
- Draft the canonical fix, or a compensating control when the fix must wait.
Give engineers a fix they can trust, without making them rediscover the risk.
Turn the plan into remediation that actually gets done.
Unizo advances the Plan through the systems your team already uses, within the autonomy you set.
- Resolve the accountable owner from your HR and identity systems.
- Hand over one committed action, chosen from the Plan's options and approved by security.
- Show what the change touches before anyone makes it.
- Carry the path and the evidence inside the ticket.
- Track the commitment, and start the re-check when the ticket closes.
Less chasing. Clear ownership. Work that keeps moving.
- Accountable owner
- Platform Securityresolved via HRIS and IdP
- Committed action
- Patch to 2.4.11chosen from 2 Plan options · approved by security
- What the change touches
- payments-api · nightly-export · svc-acct
- Evidence attached
- path, Plan, evidence
routed JIRA-4471 · commitment tracked
Closed when the environment confirms it. Not when the ticket does.
A closed ticket is a claim. Unizo re-checks your current environment and records what actually changed. When the root cause is gone from your environment, that is verified closure.
- Re-evaluate reachability, identity, and access after the fix.
- Catch incomplete fixes, or paths that remain open another way.
- Reopen the Exposure if the root cause comes back.
- Record the environmental evidence behind the result.
Give leadership evidence that risk went down.
Your AppSec team fixes code. Your cloud team fixes runtime. The exposure lives in the gap.
It starts in a commit and only becomes reachable once deployed. When each team owns one end, the exposure that spans both goes unowned. Unizo follows the whole span.
Neither team owns the whole thing. Unizo does.
Risk you can report on, not just work you did.
Your team works exposures. Leadership asks a different question: are we actually safer? Unizo answers it, exposure reduced, closure verified, tracked as your environment changes.
Critical paths open
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Closures verified
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re-checked, verified closed
verified risk reduction over time
A view of the reporting Unizo produces. Your numbers come from your environment, on real exposure paths.
See it run on one of your real exposure paths.
One real exposure path from your environment, traced end to end, with the evidence you keep.