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Risk Management

REMEDIATION

Discovery to Remediation

Fix twelve findings with one patch, and send the ticket to the tools you already run.

Findings that share one fix are grouped so they are worked once. Sprint boards show what is scheduled next. Remediation lanes track a fix from assignment to scanner verified closure, and the work can go out as a Jira ticket with one click.

Sprint 1

CVE-2025-31324

ARL 1 · 3 sys

CVE-2024-21762

ARL 2 · 2 sys

CVE-2025-24813

ARL 2 · 2 sys

Sprint 2

CVE-2025-22457

ARL 3 · 1 sys

CVE-2024-3400

ARL 4 · 1 sys

Backlog

412 findings

ranked

Grouped fix

SEC-1042 created in Jira

Update OpenSSL to 3.0.16

12 findings on 5 assets

Illustrative board. Values invented.

From ranked list to verified fix

Group, schedule, assign, verify

01

Group by fix

Open findings that carry the same fix are clustered together, biggest impact first, with no model involved. One patch, one card, every finding it resolves listed under it.

Grouped fixes

02

Schedule

AREA's sprint plan puts findings on a board in the order they will be worked. Open one at a time in a focus view instead of filtering a table.

Sprint board

03

Assign and send

Send a finding, a selection or a whole grouped fix to remediation, one workflow per asset. Lanes are read from the BPMN diagram: whoever sent it and whoever fixes it, resolved from your directory. Tick the box and a Jira ticket goes with it.

Remediation workflow

04

Verify

Two bars, not one. Patches Applied is what the remediator says. Scanner Verified is what the next scan proves, and only that bar turns green.

Verified closure

Integrate, do not replace

The work leaves through your tools

Jira

Opt in per send. A sprint, a group or a single finding becomes a ticket in your project, with the findings it covers.

Today

CSV export

Any sprint or grouped fix as a file, for the teams that live in spreadsheets.

Today

Your directory

Lane owners and notification addresses resolved from Active Directory, so assignments land with real people.

Today

Microsoft Intune

Hand a grouped fix to endpoint management directly.

Planned

Seen in the app

The real thing, on synthetic data

The sprint board, on a synthetic estate

Three sprints scheduled by AREA over the synthetic enterprise dataset, KEV listed findings first. Every card carries the CVE, the finding's title, the system and asset, and its scanner status; a card already sent to a remediation workflow says so at the top. Captured from the real product; the systems, assets, findings and the owner named on the cards are all fabricated.

On every card

  • The CVE, and whether CISA lists it as exploited
  • The system chip and the asset it was found on
  • Scanner status, active or new
  • The remediator, once it has been sent

On every lane

  • Open findings against the number scheduled
  • How far the sprint has moved
  • One card at a time in the focus view

The board shows only the systems the signed in seat is cleared for, and every name on it comes from the seeded synthetic roster.

The Sprint Dashboard with three sprint lanes over a synthetic vulnerability dataset. Each lane shows open findings against the number scheduled and a progress bar; each card carries a CVE, a KEV badge, the finding title, a system chip with the asset name, and an active or new status. Cards already in remediation are marked and show their owner.

What you can do

  • See what is scheduled next without filtering a table

  • Open one finding at a time for its full detail

  • Find a single action that resolves several findings together

  • Send a finding, a selection or a whole grouped fix to remediation, and to Jira

  • Track patches applied against patches the scanner has verified, per asset

Straight answers

Why does a dataset not show a sprint board?

A dataset needs a computed sprint schedule. Not every dataset has one, and the page says so rather than inventing one from severity.

Who owns a lane?

The person who sent the finding and the person assigned to fix it. Lane names come from the workflow diagram, so changing the process does not mean changing code.

Is a full progress bar done?

Only the Scanner Verified bar means done. Patches Applied is a claim; the next scan is the proof.

Is the Jira ticket automatic?

No. It is a checkbox on the send, off by default, so nothing appears in your project that a person did not choose to send.

Watch one patch close twelve findings.

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