Unify endpoint, cloud, container and internet-facing vulnerabilities into one prioritized queue — then close the loop with signed endpoint patching and post-reboot verification.
Vulnerabilities live in silos — an endpoint scanner here, a cloud tool there, an EASM list somewhere else — each with its own severity and no shared priority. And even once found, nobody closes the loop: patches get "deployed" and assumed fixed.
Shadow Span unifies vulnerabilities across endpoints, cloud workloads, containers and internet-facing assets into a single prioritized queue, ranks them by one Smart Score, tracks SLAs across all of them, and closes the loop on endpoints with signed patch jobs and post-reboot verification.

Endpoint inventory with vulnerabilities ranked by Smart Score

The same unified queue, pivoted by product — every open CVE across your fleet rolled up per software package with affected-host counts, so you fix the one upgrade that closes the most exposure instead of triaging CVEs one at a time. Group by CVE, by product, or by remediation action.
Endpoint software, cloud-container, exposed-asset and dependency CVEs in a single prioritized view — not four siloed lists.
CVSS + EPSS exploit probability + CISA KEV + public PoC + real exposure — the same priority across every surface.
Linux, macOS and Windows software inventory — no surveys.
Signed patch commands, maintenance windows and per-OS package managers.
Confirms the fix actually landed — not "assumed patched."
One deadline clock and overdue alerting across endpoint, cloud and asset vulnerabilities.
Endpoint agent, cloud/container scans and EASM correlation feed one finding model.
Smart Score ranks the whole queue by real exploitable risk — across surfaces.
Signed jobs run in maintenance windows on Linux, macOS and Windows.
Post-reboot verification on endpoints; SLA clocks and remediation guidance on the rest.
Snyk and Aikido find the CVE and stop. Shadow Span unifies vulnerabilities from your endpoints, cloud and exposed assets into one prioritized queue — then actually patches the endpoints and proves it is gone.
See Vulnerability & Patch Management alongside the rest of your security program — correlated, not siloed.