Varedy | Vulnerability Management

Optimization of Vulnerability Management for Greater Security and Efficiency

Did you know that organizations with fully implemented security automation have 80% lower security incident costs than organizations without automation, even though vulnerabilities have become commonplace in the digital world? The vulnerability management platform VAREDY, developed by Arvato Systems, enables you to optimize vulnerability management processes to fix vulnerabilities quickly and efficiently.

VAREDY helps you save time and money on risk mitigation. As an aggregator platform, VAREDY can be connected to various upstream and downstream systems, such as scanners (e.g. Rapid7 Nexpose, Nessus, or Azure Defender Solutions) or ticket systems (e.g. Jira)..

Concrete Measures for Action

VAREDY summarizes individual vulnerabilities and CVES into concrete action measures.

Instead of struggling through hundreds of thousands of individual vulnerabilities, our "Remediation Plan" provides a ready-made and pre-prioritized list of the following actions.

Automations

With the help of automations, recurring and low-threshold vulnerabilities can be automatically changed Requests and triggered via the ticket system or e-mail.

This reduces the manual effort for patch management-related tasks and creates more time to focus on the important vulnerabilities.

Everything at a Glance

A central location allows you to monitor all processes, view progress over time, and monitor the current overall status of your own system landscape.

Advantages of VAREDY

Manufacturer-independent integrations

This allows the platform to work with your existing scan tools and ticket systems, so that the integration of software from different providers is no longer a problem.

Ready for immediate use and quick setup

Your team has access to VAREDY from any browser and from any location, without the need for additional system implementation and maintenance.

Granular, role-based access

They can be sent to all process participants on the basis of the Need-to-know- and the least privilege principle, so that everyone gets exactly the level of data access required for their task.