Deserialization of untrusted data in jackson-databind
Vulnerable version 2.15.2 resolved in 6 services. Fixed in 2.15.4. Exploitable via the public ingest API.
Security Remediation
Security backlogs grow because remediation competes with the roadmap.
Cosmos turns scanner findings into fixes. It triages each alert for reachability, patches the vulnerable path with full codebase context, runs the change through the review fleet, and opens an audit-ready PR. Your engineers approve instead of patch.
Vulnerable version 2.15.2 resolved in 6 services. Fixed in 2.15.4. Exploitable via the public ingest API.
Triaged · reachable path confirmed in 2 of 6 services
Patched · dependency bumped · breaking change fixed
Review fleet · correctness and security passes clean
Meet Cosmos
Connect your scanners and Cosmos works the queue: triage, reachability, patch, review, merge. Findings stop aging in a dashboard and start closing as merged code.
What our customers are seeing
Cosmos orchestrates the whole path. Finding Intake dedupes the queue, Reachability Triage separates real exposure from noise, the Remediation Author patches and repairs the build, and the review fleet checks every fix before a human approves the merge. Every loop shares memory.
Ingests findings from your scanners, dedupes them, and maps each CVE to the repos and services it touches.
Confirms whether the vulnerable path is reachable in your code, then prioritizes by blast radius instead of CVSS alone.
Patches the vulnerable path or upgrades the dependency, runs the tests, and fixes the breaking changes it causes.
Correctness and security passes from the code review experts on every fix before it reaches a human.
Approves the fix and merges. Every step from finding to merge is logged for audit.
Remediation Memory
Captures safe upgrade paths · Learns your stack · Shared with Code Review
Built to fix, not just find
Another scanner makes the queue longer. Cosmos makes it shorter. The output of every finding is a tested, reviewed PR, not a ticket assigned to whoever is least behind.
The same lifecycle handles a single critical finding and a systematic hardening pass. Define the policy once and the fleet applies it wherever the code matches.
Dependencies
CVE-flagged packages upgraded across every affected repo, with the breaking changes fixed instead of left in a draft PR nobody merges.
Trigger · scanner finding
First-party code
SAST findings like injection paths, unsafe deserialization, and authz gaps patched with the conventions of the surrounding code.
Trigger · SAST alert
Hardening
One policy decision, applied everywhere: rotate a pattern, retire an unsafe API, or enforce a secure default across hundreds of repos.
Trigger · policy change
Talk to Cosmos Advisor to set the rules of engagement: which severities auto-remediate, which need sign-off, which repos are in scope, and what your change windows allow. Keep your scanners and your approval chain.
SAST and SCA tools connect via MCP, and audit logs and SIEM come out of the box.