What We Shipped in 2025: A Year of Fixing Less and Securing More

“We have 200,000 critical vulnerabilities. Where do we even start?”

That question drove everything we built this year. In November, Gartner recognized NopSec as a Visionary in the inaugural Magic Quadrant™ for Exposure Assessment Platforms—citing our innovation in risk scoring, attack path visualization, and remediation orchestration. Here’s what we shipped to earn it.

AI-Powered Remediation Intelligence

NopSec Solution uses a custom LLM to normalize remediation guidance across all your scanners—turning cryptic error codes into clear, actionable fixes. Pair that with Solution Supersedence, which identifies when one patch resolves multiple CVEs across multiple assets, and your team stops chasing 50 tickets for what turns out to be a single fix.

Unified Context & Attack Path Analysis

No more stare-and-compare across five tools. Unified asset views aggregate exposures from infrastructure, containers, code, and applications into one correlated picture. Attack Path Analysis now integrates IAM data so you can see which privileged accounts can reach vulnerable assets. And the new MITRE ATT&CK Insights page ranks your open vulnerabilities by the tactics and techniques attackers would actually use.

Smarter Asset Organization

Stacks let you group targets into logical categories with aggregated risk metrics—by business unit, application, or however you organize your world. Rules-Based Tagging automates the rest: define a query, and assets tag themselves. No more manual spreadsheet cleanup.

Expanding the Ecosystem

New integrations with Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, Bitsight, and BugCrowd extend visibility across endpoint detection, third-party risk, and bug bounty findings. Integration-Based SLAs let you set different remediation timelines per source—because your DAST findings shouldn’t have the same urgency as your infrastructure vulns.

What’s Next

2026 brings dynamic ownership assignment, expanded compensating control visibility, and the next phase of AI-powered automation. Because you shouldn’t need 200,000 fixes to be secure. You need the right 10.