Konvu - Application Security Vulnerability Triage and Remediation
Konvu · Cybersecurity & IT
Certification per AWS Marketplace.
Evidence tier Source Confirmed · 3 captures on record
What the publisher says
As described on AWS Marketplace.
Konvu is an application security platform that triages the vulnerability findings your existing scanners already produce, proves which ones are exploitable, and opens the pull request that closes them.
Security teams do not have a detection problem. Scanners already produce more findings than any team can work through, and a severity score does not say whether an attacker can use it here, in this deployment.
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Konvu connects to the scanners already in place (AWS Inspector, AWS Security Hub, Snyk, Wiz, Semgrep, Checkmarx, Veracode, Black Duck, Dependabot, Trivy, and 20+ others), investigates every finding, and returns a verdict backed by evidence: exploitable, false positive, or inconclusive. Konvu returns inconclusive rather than guessing.
The agents plan each investigation with frontier models, then run deterministic checks on the conditions an exploit actually needs: whether attacker-controlled input reaches the vulnerable symbol, whether a sanitizer sits in the path, whether the required configuration is present, whether the route is exposed, whether an auth gate stands in front of it. Reachability analysis is part of that work, and Konvu goes past it. Every verdict names the conditions the agents checked, which ones held, and the code and configuration they read, so a dismissal survives an audit.
**Key capabilities:**
- Agentic triage across SCA, SAST, container CVE, secret, and bug bounty findings
- Remediation pull requests on findings proven exploitable, with autonomy configurable per agent
- Writeback into Jira, GitHub, GitLab, Slack, and scanner UIs where supported, plus an MCP server your own agents and IDEs can query
- Reads findings from the scanners you already run, with no change to CI pipelines or developer workflow
- Two deployment models: Konvu Cloud, or a self-hosted Kubernetes controller where Konvu never has access to your source
- SOC 2 Type II certified, annual third-party penetration testing, and no training on customer code
In one Global Fortune 500 deployment, 96% of findings were assessed as false positives, each with written reasoning. Remediation on exploitable findings runs 4x faster. Konvu runs in production at Fortune 500 and Nasdaq-listed companies.
Konvu requires at least one supported scanner already in place. It does not scan on its own.
If you deploy the self-hosted Kubernetes controller in your own AWS account, any AWS infrastructure charges you incur are separate from your AWS Marketplace transaction and are your responsibility.
Highlights
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Evidence, not a score: Every scanner finding leaves with a verdict backed by evidence: exploitable, false positive, or inconclusive. Konvu returns inconclusive rather than guessing. About 95% of a typical backlog does not qualify as exploitable, and each dismissal carries reasoning an auditor can re-run.
Vulnerability triage that goes past reachable: Agents check the conditions an exploit needs, including reachability analysis, a sanitizer in the path, the required configuration, an exposed route, and an auth gate. Every check is recorded against the code and configuration inspected.
From verdict to fix: Exploitable findings can ship as a pull request, or as a remediation plan a developer or a coding agent picks up. Verdicts write back into Jira, GitHub, GitLab, and scanner UIs where supported. Run it as Konvu Cloud, or as a self-hosted Kubernetes controller where Konvu never has access to your source.
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Compliance
- FedRAMPConfirmedNot listed90%, registry-checkedNo FedRAMP Marketplace entry matched this vendor's domain, checked 2026-08-27registry recordas observed 2026-08-27
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Refund terms
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Subscriptions purchased through AWS Marketplace are non-refundable except where the applicable Konvu order form or Master Subscription Agreement (konvu.com/legal/msa) provides otherwise, or where required by law. For billing questions or to request an exception, contact support@konvu.com. AWS Marketplace processes approved refunds.
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