We're not selling the solution. We're building the map.

Vulnerabilities.ai™ is independent. We don't manufacture vulnerability scanners, patch management software, or incident response services. What we do is track the regulatory landscape precisely, maintain the Vulnerability Ledger built on public government data sources, and curate the solution ecosystem so organizations under BOD 26-04, FedRAMP, and EU AI Act compliance pressure can orient quickly.

Our data comes from CISA's KEV catalog, FIRST's EPSS scoring system, CISA's Vulnrichment program, and NVD — all publicly available, authoritative sources. Our analysis is our own. Our directory listings represent the ecosystem as it exists, not as any particular vendor would prefer it to appear. We do not accept payment to change editorial coverage or ranking.

The ".ai" in our name isn't aesthetic. BOD 26-04 explicitly identifies AI as the reason the old vulnerability management model is no longer adequate. The same AI capability that accelerates the threat also enables the defense. We track both sides of that equation.

This site launched as a BOD 26-04 compliance hub. Then the ground shifted: frontier AI models demonstrated industrial-scale vulnerability discovery, elite coalitions formed around gated access, a U.S. export-control order proved that frontier capability can be suspended by government action, and enterprise security budgets pivoted toward securing AI itself. BOD 26-04 remains one of our deepest resources — but it's now one front in a larger transformation this site exists to map.

Our commitments haven't changed: primary sources, published methodology, free basic listings, and no pay-to-play editorial.