Upgrades and Remediation

Fix CVEs 6.2x faster, without breaking changes

What might seem like a simple version change can have a cascading effect of breaking changes. We help you fix what’s easy and patch what’s hard.

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How it works

Vulnerability prioritization funnel chart showing layers from all vulnerabilities to those with EPSS greater than 1%, highlighting a small red segment with a 'Fix Now' tag and checkboxes for Reachability and EPSS.
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Find the riskiest packages

Confirm a vulnerability is reachable and likely to be exploited.
Software upgrade details for org.springframework:spring-oxm from version 42.6.0 to 42.6.1 showing low remediation risk, one finding fixed, version age of 485 days, and no potential conflicts or breaking changes.
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See the effort to remediate

Quickly understand the effort and impact of upgrading to a non-vulnerable version
Dashboard showing a Vulnerability Prioritization Funnel chart highlighting EPSS greater than 1% with a 'Fix Now' label at the narrow end.
Software Composition Analysis

See which vulnerabilities are riskiest

Endor Labs provides several filters to reduce false positives and decide which risks to address first. When used together, customers achieve a 92% reduction in findings, leaving just a handful to fix.

  • Is it in production code (not test code)?
  • Is there a fix available?
  • Is the affected function reachable?
  • Is there a high probability of exploit (high EPSS)?
  • How severe could the impact be (CVSS)?
Upgrade Impact Analysis

Prioritize upgrades
by complexity and impact

  • Improve ROI of remediation efforts. Identify which upgrades can have the highest security impact in conjunction with the effort it takes.
  • Give time back to developers. Reduce the need for manual research by providing developers with a prioritized list of upgrades ranked by complexity and impact.
  • Address risks faster. Make informed estimations of fix efforts with standardized research so you can quickly implement low effort/low risk fixes and make prioritization decisions for complex fixes.
Software upgrade dashboard for org.springframework.boot:spring-boot-starter-web showing upgrade from version 2.1.13.RELEASE to 2.7.14, with low remediation risk, 81 findings fixed, version age of 5 years, and zero potential conflicts or breaking changes.
Software remediation dashboard showing current version 2.9.10.3 for com.fasterxml.jackson.core:jackson-databind with patch and upgrade options listed by version, remediation risk, and fixed findings.
Endor Patches

Stay safe when upgrading
isn’t possible

  • Respond to emerging threats. Be ready for the next Spring4Shell with peace of mind that you can obtain a patch from us to ensure you stay safe while you work to upgrade dependencies.
  • Balance developer workloads. Reduce the urgency of upgrading so you can let developers focus on releasing their planned features without unexpected delays.
  • Support FedRAMP compliance. Mitigate vulnerability risk to protect sensitive information in alignment with government requirements.

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