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The right fix for every CVE

You decide
where you sit
in the loop

Copperhelm checks each new CVE against your cloud and security tools, and applies the best fix your policy allows.

Copperhelm checks each new CVE against your cloud and security tools, and applies the best fix your policy allows.

Your scanner finds a CVE. Copperhelm sees it right away

Copperhelm connects to your vulnerability scanner, your cloud accounts and your security tools

New findings reach the agent as soon as they’re reported

The agent maps each finding to the exact workloads it affects

Is the risk real in your environment?

Can the workload be reached from the internet?

Is the vulnerable package actually loaded at runtime?

Is there a public exploit, or is the CVE known to be exploited in the wild?

Your policy decides which kind of fix is allowed where

For each environment, you set whether the agent may remediate, mitigate or contain

The agent tries to fix the root cause first. If that isn’t possible, it blocks the attack. If that isn’t possible either, it limits the damage

If the best fix isn’t allowed in this environment, the agent moves to the next fix your policy permits

You set the guardrails

WAF rules in monitor mode only? Containment only in staging? Approval for anything in production? You set it per action type and per environment

The agent follows your rules every time

Anything outside your rules waits for your approval

Every step is logged, and every change can be undone

You see what the agent found, what it chose, and why

Every change is saved with a rollback point

You can undo any action in one click

Choose your agentic mode

Choose your agentic mode

Copperhelm can prepare the fix for your team, apply it after you approve, or apply it on its own inside your policy. Set a different mode per action type and environment.