In a security landscape overflowing with alerts and ambiguity, Miggo Security is challenging a long-standing status quo. Today, the company announced the launch of VulnDB, a predictive vulnerability database built not for enumeration, but for clarity, context, and control.
VulnDB doesn’t aim to list every flaw. Instead, it’s designed to help organizations understand which vulnerabilities actually matter within their real-world application environment, and what they can do about them immediately.
“Everyone’s drowning in CVEs, but no one’s telling you which ones can actually be exploited through your app,” said Itai Goldman, Co-Founder and CTO at Miggo. “At Miggo, we don’t just count CVEs—we dissect them.”
Why Traditional Databases Fall Short
Today’s vulnerability databases were built for a different era. They catalog known CVEs, but offer little context beyond the affected software package, a high-level description, and a severity score. Left to interpret the implications on their own, security teams often find themselves stuck between overreaction and inaction.
This issue has only worsened with scale. In 2023, the number of new CVEs surpassed 33,000. By mid-2024, it had already risen by another 32%. Even the National Vulnerability Database is struggling to keep up.
In response, many teams are forced into inefficient triage, such as spending hours sifting through a long list of CVEs, with limited insight into what’s truly exploitable within their applications. VulnDB aims to end that cycle.
Inside VulnDB: More Than Just a List
Powered by Miggo’s AI and its runtime-aware platform, VulnDB offers a multi-layered view of every vulnerability it ingests. Each record includes:
- Function-level vulnerability tracing – pinpointing the specific code function introducing risk
- Root cause analysis – explaining how the vulnerability works and under what conditions it can be exploited
- Autonomous exploit simulations – testing real-world exploitability in Miggo’s lab environment
- Dynamic WAF protections – automatically generated to mitigate potential attacks based on live behavior
The combination turns each new CVE from a vague alert into a preemptive action plan, often within seconds of disclosure, enabling your team to act swiftly and efficiently.
“VulnDB helps teams know not only what’s vulnerable but if and why it matters,” said Goldman. “That means they can take smarter action faster.”
Miggo’s Predictive VulnDB is available for free access through their website, allowing users to explore predictive vulnerability intelligence without a subscription. Simply sign up to start using the database and gain early insights into emerging security threats.
Intelligence for All, Protection for the Prepared
Importantly, Miggo is making VulnDB available as a free resource to the security community, offering baseline access to predictive intelligence that might otherwise remain locked behind vendor paywalls.
At the same time, organizations that adopt Miggo’s broader platform benefit from runtime integrations, including adaptive WAF policies that evolve alongside threat behavior.
“Security isn’t about knowing everything. It’s about knowing what matters,” said Liad Eliyahu, Head of Research at Miggo. “With our Predictive VulnDB, we’re delivering actionable intelligence, not just data.”
From Reactive Defense to Runtime Foresight
VulnDB reflects Miggo’s core belief that security can’t rely solely on patching after the fact. In an era where applications are more dynamic, distributed, and AI-driven than ever before, teams need tooling that’s just as intelligent and adaptive.
By building a vulnerability database that focuses on exploitation paths rather than package listings, Miggo is helping organizations move beyond alert fatigue and toward a security model defined by clarity, speed, and preemption.
In short, VulnDB isn’t just keeping up with the threat landscape. It’s getting ahead of it, providing a much-needed relief from the constant barrage of alerts and the resulting fatigue.