Asset inventory
Track assets, groups, business owner, technical owner, environment, criticality, exposure, tags and assessment status.
Devnora VM + VAPT brings asset inventory, finding lifecycle, authorization-gated engagements, remediation ownership, retest evidence and commercial reports into one tenant-bound workflow.
Asset -> finding -> owner -> SLA -> retest -> report
Concept visual, not production telemetryTrack assets, groups, business owner, technical owner, environment, criticality, exposure, tags and assessment status.
Manage CVE, CWE, CVSS, severity, evidence, impact, remediation, assignment, SLA, due date, false positive, duplicate and risk acceptance states.
Define scope, exclusions, target assets, schedule, testing window, rules of engagement, emergency contact, permitted methods and prohibited actions.
Support analyst validation, reviewer approval, customer visibility and audit history without claiming certification.
Assign owners, track due dates, identify overdue issues and keep remediation evidence attached to the finding.
Request retest, record PASS/FAIL/PARTIAL/NOT_TESTED outcomes and reopen or resolve findings with evidence hashes.
The platform requires tenant match, authorized target, current authorization, permitted testing window, allowed method, source-IP allowlist where configured and approval evidence. Unauthorized active scanning remains prohibited.
| Asset | Owner | Exposure | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| payments-api | Platform | Internet | Validated |
Severity CRITICAL, CWE-284, SLA 7 days, retest required.
Scope review -> authorization -> scheduled window -> evidence review -> final report.
Optional runner uses tenant-bound identity, target allowlist, restricted job allowlist, timeout, rate limit and result hashing. It is not active by default.
Executive VAPT Report, Technical VAPT Report, Vulnerability Summary, Asset Risk Report, Remediation Status, SLA Compliance, Retest, Risk Acceptance, Finding Register and Engagement Closure formats are release-gated.
Customers can review authorized scope, visible findings, remediation queue and final reports through server-side tenant and role checks.
Generic CSV, generic JSON and Nmap XML preview are implemented. Nuclei, ZAP, OpenVAS and Nessus-compatible import adapters remain planned until parser-level proof is added.
External runner execution requires explicit tenant authorization, approved targets and separate deployment proof. Autonomous production scanning is not claimed.
No production active scanning is enabled from this website. The platform models authorization and result ingestion; runner execution needs separate explicit approval for owned targets.
No. It organizes authorized VAPT workflow, evidence, remediation and reports. It does not claim certified penetration testing or automatic exploitation.
No. Reports describe scope, methodology, limitations, findings, evidence, remediation and retest status. They do not certify compliance.
Use a small authorized scope, import existing evidence and verify remediation workflow before adding any runner integration.