www.prnewswire.com ProjectDiscovery Launches Neo Triage to Validate Vulnerabilities
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- •Neo Triage validates the exploitability of vulnerabilities before remediation.
- •The tool addresses a growing backlog of findings exacerbated by AI-driven discovery.
- •Neo Triage is available in all tiers of the Neo platform, including free access.
ProjectDiscovery has introduced Neo Triage to its Neo security testing platform, aimed at confirming the exploitability of reported vulnerabilities. The tool addresses the backlog of findings that has grown due to the rapid pace of AI-driven vulnerability discovery. Neo Triage tests findings against live assets in a safe environment, providing verdicts such as valid, duplicate, or spam. It integrates findings from various sources like HackerOne and GitHub security advisories. Once a vulnerability is confirmed, Neo suggests fixes and conducts retests automatically. The company anticipates that managing the triage backlog will be a significant challenge for security teams in the coming months, with some organizations facing millions of open findings. Neo Triage is available across all tiers of the Neo platform, including a free version.
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