Cap 1
Ticket consolidation
Many findings, one fix, one ticket. RemOps merges CVEs that share a patch or config change.
Product
Turn thousands of overlapping CVEs into a handful of optimized fixes, route each to the right owner automatically, and track MTTR across Security and IT.
What it is
Most remediation delay is not technical. It is duplicated tickets, unclear owners and no shared view of progress. RemOps consolidates the work, routes it to the people who can act, and gives Security and IT one scoreboard.
Capabilities
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Cap 1
Many findings, one fix, one ticket. RemOps merges CVEs that share a patch or config change.
Cap 2
From raw findings to exploitable to actionable tickets.
Cap 3
See which teams are closing exposures inside SLA and where work is stuck.
Cap 4
Asset owners resolved automatically; tickets land in the right queue with the plan attached.
Works with
Every product runs on the same exposure graph, so findings, context and actions carry across SKUs.
Also on the platform
Unify findings, assess real risk, mitigate and remediate on one exposure graph.
Also on the platform
Autonomous agents that research, validate and fix with human-in-the-loop approval.
Lifecycle coverage
Outcomes
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Customers
“Zafran is tackling vulnerabilities from a hacker's perspective, adding a true layer of risk mitigation through compensating controls.”
“Zafran lets us evaluate the effectiveness and ROI of our security stack against what is actually exploitable.”
FAQ
RemOps (Remediation Operations) is the Zafran product that de-duplicates overlapping CVEs, generates AI-optimized remediation plans, routes tickets to owners automatically and tracks MTTR across Security and IT.
RemOps integrates with common ITSM and ticketing tools so tickets open, update and close in the systems IT already uses.
It groups findings that share a fix into one ticket, drops findings that are not exploitable and assigns each ticket to a resolved owner, so IT sees a short, actionable queue.
Vulnerability management teams own the plan; IT and platform teams receive the tickets; leadership uses the shared MTTR and SLA views.
Prioritize and fix what is truly exploitable using risk context from your existing security tools.