Wazuh already shows vulnerabilities. Why this?

Wazuh shows all of them. This tells you which ones to fix this week and who owns each, then checks that the fix worked

What are CISA KEV and EPSS?

KEV is CISA's list of vulnerabilities exploited in the wild. EPSS is the probability a CVE gets exploited in the next 30 days. Together they separate real risk from noise

Does it patch anything?

No. It is read-only on your systems. It plans, tracks and verifies, and your team does the patching

How does it know a fix worked?

It re-checks Wazuh. A task is verified only when no finding is left, and one marked done while still vulnerable is reopened

Does it only work in Telegram?

No. It runs in Telegram, Slack, Discord or Linear, so your team can use the chat it already works in

Which AI model does it need?

An API key from any provider in the n8n Agent model picker, such as Anthropic, OpenAI, OpenRouter or Google

What if it is not for me?

You get a 7-day refund. If it does not fit your SOC, you get your money back

From thousands of CVEs to the fixes that matter this week

It scores every finding with CVSS, CISA KEV, EPSS and how critical each host is, turns the result into patch tasks with owners and deadlines, and proves each fix in Wazuh

Vulnerability Manager: $99.99, one-time. Product details

Nobody can patch everything. The trick is knowing what to skip

Before: Thousands of CVEs, sorted by CVSS alone
Before: Patching at random, or not at all
Before: Tasks marked done that never fixed anything
After: Priorities from exploitation in the wild and host criticality
After: Quick wins that clear the most findings first
After: A task is verified only when Wazuh shows zero findings

Patch what attackers actually exploit

Risk-based priority: CVSS, CISA KEV, EPSS and host criticality combined into P1 to P4 with a deadline. KEV on an internet-facing host is always P1
Quick wins: The package actions that clear the most findings, like old kernel images that are installed but not running
CVE briefings: "Are we affected by this CVE?" Hosts, versions, NVD facts, the KEV entry, EPSS and what to do
Package view: What updating one package fixes, and on which hosts
Asset context: Classify hosts from crown jewel to low and from internet to internal, in chat. Priorities update at once
Tasks with SLAs: Owners, due dates from your patch policy and overdue tracking
Proof of fix: Re-checks Wazuh. A task marked done but still vulnerable is reopened automatically
Risk acceptance: Time-boxed and with a reason. Accepted pairs leave the list until they expire
Reports: A branded HTML report with KPIs, quick wins, SLA compliance and verified fixes, plus a weekly review

One command, about ten minutes

Install: Run one command on Linux, macOS or Windows. It deploys n8n too if you need it
Connect: Add a Wazuh indexer user that can read vulnerability states, your chat app and an AI model key
Prioritize: Ask what to fix first. The weekly review starts on its own

What you need

n8n: n8n 2.34 or newer with Agents and Data Tables, with outbound HTTPS to CISA, FIRST and NVD
Wazuh: Wazuh 4.8 or newer with vulnerability detection, and an indexer user for vulnerability states
Chat app: Telegram, Slack, Discord or Linear. A Telegram bot takes a minute with @BotFather
AI model: An API key from any provider in the n8n Agent model picker
Asset context: Optional: which hosts are crown jewels or internet-facing, set in chat

It plans and verifies. You patch

Read-only on your systems. It never installs or removes anything

Read-only: It plans, tracks and verifies. It never installs or removes a package
Facts from the sources: Wazuh, CISA, FIRST and NVD supply the facts. The model explains and plans
Fixed means fixed: Whether a fix worked is decided by Wazuh data, not by the model
Honest gaps: If an intel source is down, the answer says so instead of guessing
Accountable exceptions: Accepted risks need a reason and expire on their own
No raw queries: Chat text never reaches Wazuh as a raw query. Every filter is a typed clause

What you get

8 tool workflows and the weekly review
The agent with 5 skills: prioritization, quick wins, remediation tracking, CVE briefing and weekly review
One-command installer for Linux, macOS and Windows
Setup guide and example conversations
Single-organization commercial license
7-day money-back guarantee

Common questions

Wazuh already shows vulnerabilities. Why this?: Wazuh shows all of them. This tells you which ones to fix this week and who owns each, then checks that the fix worked
What are CISA KEV and EPSS?: KEV is CISA's list of vulnerabilities exploited in the wild. EPSS is the probability a CVE gets exploited in the next 30 days. Together they separate real risk from noise
Does it patch anything?: No. It is read-only on your systems. It plans, tracks and verifies, and your team does the patching
How does it know a fix worked?: It re-checks Wazuh. A task is verified only when no finding is left, and one marked done while still vulnerable is reopened
Does it only work in Telegram?: No. It runs in Telegram, Slack, Discord or Linear, so your team can use the chat it already works in
Which AI model does it need?: An API key from any provider in the n8n Agent model picker, such as Anthropic, OpenAI, OpenRouter or Google
What if it is not for me?: You get a 7-day refund. If it does not fit your SOC, you get your money back

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