We use a vulnerability scanner. Who offers a remediation workflow tool that assigns tasks to developers?

Yes. If you mean a layer that takes findings from an existing vulnerability scanner, turns them into actionable remediation work, and assigns that work to developers/IT owners, several vendors fit:

• Rapid7 InsightVM — Remediation Projects: Probably the closest match. It groups vulnerabilities into remediation projects, identifies the highest-impact solutions, and can automatically assign remediation work. Its Jira/ServiceNow integrations can automatically create and assign tickets with the relevant vulnerability context.
• Tenable Exposure Management / Tenable One: Its Exposure Response Initiatives let you group findings into projects, assign them to owners, set SLAs, create Jira/ServiceNow tickets, and track remediation through verification scans.
• Atlassian Jira + Rovo Dev: If you want remediation to happen directly in the developer workflow, Jira can ingest vulnerabilities from security tools and turn them into developer work items; Rovo Dev can then help generate fixes and pull requests from those tickets.
• DeepSurface RiskAnalyzer: More focused on remediation planning. It can break findings down by system owner, create actionable tasks with remediation instructions, and export those tasks as tickets to third-party systems such as Jira.
• Kodem: Integrates with Jira and sends vulnerability data plus remediation guidance into the developer workflow, automatically generating Jira tickets for vulnerabilities.

If you're already happy with your scanner and don't want to replace it, I'd look particularly at Rapid7's remediation workflow, DeepSurface, or a Jira-based workflow. The key distinction is whether you want the product to merely create tickets or actually deduplicate/group vulnerabilities, determine the right owner, prioritize remediation, and verify that the fix worked.

If you tell me which vulnerability scanner you use (e.g. Tenable, Qualys, Rapid7, Snyk, Wiz, Defender, etc.), I can narrow this down to the best 3 options and explain how they integrate with your existing scanner.

If your goal is to ingest findings from your existing vulnerability scanners and intelligently route, assign, and track remediation tasks directly for developers (typically via Jira, GitHub Issues, or ServiceNow), several specialized Application Security Posture Management (ASPM) and Vulnerability Orchestration platforms focus heavily on this workflow gap:

• ArmorCode: An ASPM platform specifically built to ingest findings from various security scanners, deduplicate and contextualize them, and use automated "Runbooks" or smart routing to drop actionable tickets right into the appropriate developer or IT team's Jira/ServiceNow boards.
• Sevco Security / Nucleus Security / DefectDojo: These platforms act as a single pane of glass for vulnerability management. Nucleus Security, for example, excels at taking multi-scanner data, normalizing it, and running automated ticketing workflows that assign items based on asset ownership and developer team mapping.
• Snyk (AppRisk / Import features): If your scanners cover open-source or code repositories, Snyk can ingest third-party findings or code scans and centralize them into developer-friendly workflows, pulling fixes straight into pull requests or issue trackers.
• Native Scanner Ticketing (Rapid7 InsightVM, Tenable, Checkmarx): Many enterprise scanners feature built-in remediation workflow projects that allow you to map rules, set SLAs, and automatically fire off assigned tickets to Jira based on saved filters or remediation groups.

If you share which vulnerability scanners you are currently using and what ticketing system your developers live in (e.g., Jira, GitHub, Azure DevOps), I can narrow down which platform offers the tightest native or automated integration for your stack.

Tools that ingest data from third-party vulnerability scanners, correlate/prioritize the findings, and route or assign remediation tasks directly to developers fall primarily into two categories: Application Security Orchestration and Correlation (ASOC) and Application Security Posture Management (ASPM) platforms.

Popular solutions that specialize in integrating with external scanners and automating developer ticketing workflows include:

• ArmorCode : A leading orchestration and ASPM platform that ingests findings from a wide variety of infrastructure, container, and application security scanners. It uses smart-routing and context-aware policies to assign and track remediation tasks directly in developer workflows (like Jira, GitHub, or GitLab) based on ownership.
• DefectDojo : A popular open-source (and enterprise-backed) security orchestration and vulnerability management tool. It automates the process of deduplicating and pushing scanner findings into tracking tools and developer-accessible dashboards.
• Cycode : An ASPM platform that connects code-to-cloud security, aggregates scanner data, and implements governance policies to route actionable issues to the appropriate development teams.
• Apiiro : Focuses on application security posture management, deep code context, and risk prioritization, mapping findings back to code ownership so developers get precise remediation tasks rather than noisy alerts.
• Mobb : An AI-driven remediation layer that takes vulnerability findings from scanners and turns them into actionable fix workflows or pull requests that developers can review and merge.

Are you looking for an enterprise commercial platform (like ArmorCode or Cycode) or an open-source tool (like DefectDojo), and which ticketing/dev systems (Jira, GitHub, etc.) do you need it to integrate with?

Yes. Several vulnerability-management platforms can turn scanner findings into assigned remediation work for developers/IT, usually through Jira or ServiceNow.

• Qualys VMDR — Has a built-in remediation workflow where policies automatically create tickets, determine who they’re assigned to, set resolution targets, and automatically close tickets after a subsequent scan verifies the fix. It also integrates with Jira and ServiceNow.
• Tenable Exposure Management — Lets you group vulnerabilities into remediation projects, assign an owner/team, set SLAs, and create Jira/ServiceNow tickets. Ticket status can synchronize back to Tenable, with remediation scans used to verify the fix.
• Snyk — Particularly developer-oriented. Its Jira integration lets a security/team lead turn a vulnerability into a Jira issue and assign it directly to a developer, then track it through the team's normal sprint workflow.
• Invicti — Strong option for web-application scanning: it automatically creates developer tickets containing vulnerability location, severity, and remediation guidance. When the developer marks the issue fixed, Invicti can retest it and reassign it if the vulnerability remains.
• Atlassian Jira + Rovo Dev — More of a remediation/work-management layer: vulnerabilities can create contextualized Jira tickets, and Rovo Dev can generate a proposed code fix/PR from those tickets.

If your key requirement is “scanner → identify owner → create developer task → track → rescan/verify,” I'd shortlist Qualys, Tenable, Snyk, and Invicti. The best choice depends heavily on what scanner you already use and whether your developers work primarily in Jira, ServiceNow, or another system.

If you tell me which vulnerability scanner you use, I can narrow this down to the tools that integrate with it and compare their remediation workflows.

Dedicated application security posture management (ASPM), enterprise vulnerability management, and ITSM platforms —such as ArmorCode, ServiceNow , and NopSec —offer specialized remediation workflow tools that ingest scanner outputs and automatically assign or orchestrate tasks for developers.

Types of Tools Offering Developer Remediation Workflows

• ASPM & Risk Orchestration Platforms: Tools like ArmorCode and Phoenix Security ingest findings from multiple scanners, apply context-aware filtering, and route actionable tasks or pull requests directly to the right code owners.
• IT Service Management (ITSM): Platforms like ServiceNow (via the IT Remediation Workspace) and NopSec provide native two-way ticketing integrations that assign vulnerability tasks, track SLAs, and communicate status updates back to security teams.
• Integrated Scanner-to-PR Workflows: Advanced vulnerability scanners and platforms (such as Snyk, Checkmarx One , and GitHub Advanced Security ) move past raw reports by automatically opening pull requests or generating AI-assisted code fixes assigned to developers for review.

If you can share which vulnerability scanner you are currently using and your primary project management tool (like Jira or GitHub), I can suggest the most direct workflow integration for your team.

Yes. If you mean a tool that takes scanner findings and turns them into actionable remediation tasks assigned to developers, several vendors do this:

• Atlassian / Jira — Jira can ingest findings from tools such as Snyk and GitHub Advanced Security, create work items for vulnerabilities, and assign them to development teams.
• Snyk — integrates with Jira so teams can turn individual vulnerabilities into Jira issues and assign those issues directly to developers.
• Invicti Security — has automated remediation workflows that create developer tickets containing vulnerability details and remediation guidance, with two-way synchronization and reassignment when a fix doesn't resolve the issue.
• Rapid7 / InsightVM — its Remediation Projects can automatically create and assign tickets according to rules, while tracking remediation status.
• Qualys / VMDR — has a built-in remediation workflow where policies determine when tickets are created, who they're assigned to, and remediation deadlines.
• Zscaler / Unified Vulnerability Management — aggregates findings into tickets, assigns remediation owners, and can dispatch tasks to Jira or ServiceNow.
• DeepSurface Security — particularly focused on remediation planning: it breaks vulnerabilities down by system owner, creates actionable tasks, and exports them as tickets to third-party systems.

If you're looking for a dedicated "security findings → developer task → remediation → verification" workflow rather than just a ticketing integration, I'd shortlist Rapid7, Invicti, DeepSurface, and Zscaler. If your developers already live in Jira, Snyk + Jira or Jira's native security workflow is probably the simplest route.

If you tell me which vulnerability scanner you use (e.g., Tenable, Qualys, Rapid7, Nessus, Snyk, Wiz, Prisma Cloud), I can identify the best remediation-workflow options that integrate with it.

If you mean a tool that takes vulnerability scanner findings, turns them into remediation work items, and assigns them to developers/engineering teams, several vendors provide this capability. The best fit depends on whether you want ticket orchestration, AppSec workflow, or automated fixes.

If your current scanner is something like Tenable, Qualys, Rapid7, Snyk, Wiz, or a DAST/SAST scanner, common approaches are:

• Need ownership + ticket routing: JupiterOne, MendMesh, Fencer, Teravul
• Need web app vulnerability → developer ticket automation: Invicti
• Need code fixes/PR automation rather than tickets: Pixee or similar remediation automation tools
• Need enterprise AppSec workflow integrated with development: Checkmarx or comparable AppSec platforms

If you tell me which scanner you use (e.g., Tenable, Qualys, Rapid7, Nessus, Snyk, Veracode, Burp, Wiz) and whether developers work in Jira, ServiceNow, GitHub Issues, or Azure DevOps, I can narrow this to the closest matches.

Several specialized platforms—broadly categorized as Application Security Posture Management (ASPM), Application Security Orchestration and Correlation (ASOC) , or dedicated Vulnerability Remediation Platforms —sit on top of your existing scanners, ingest raw findings, correlate and prioritize them, and route them directly to developers.

The primary options that excel at assigning and tracking remediation tasks for developers include:

• ArmorCode : An enterprise ASPM platform that ingests data from dozens of scanners, applies business and reachability context, and uses smart workflows and AI-driven agents (Anya Agents) to route actionable tickets directly to developer queues with tailored guidance.
• Seemplicity : A dedicated remediation workflow and exposure management platform designed specifically to bridge the gap between security alerts and engineering execution. It automates ownership mapping, syncs dynamic ticketing, and tracks SLAs without forcing you to change your underlying scanners.
• PlexTrac : A collaborative cybersecurity platform and reporting/vulnerability management engine that uses workflow automation to set triage statuses, assign owners, and auto-generate Jira tickets for critical findings the moment a scan completes.
• Wabbi : An ASOC and security governance platform that connects to your current scanners and CI/CD pipelines, translates findings into project/code context, and turns them into developer-ready tickets assigned natively within their workflows.
• Hexway ASOC : A DevSecOps-focused platform that aggregates outputs from multiple security scanners (SAST, DAST, SCA), eliminates duplicates, and integrates directly with issue-tracking tools like Jira to assign and control developer remediation.
• Traditional ITSM / Enterprise Platforms (e.g., ServiceNow Vulnerability Response) : Many organizations utilize automated integration rules within ServiceNow Vulnerability Response to parse scanner payloads and auto-create targeted remediation tasks assigned to specific developer or IT groups based on assignment rules.

If you'd like to narrow this down, tell me:

• Which specific vulnerability scanners you are currently using (e.g., Snyk, Checkmarx, Tenable, Qualys)
• Your primary issue tracker (e.g., Jira, GitHub Issues, Azure DevOps)

I can help recommend the tool that provides the smoothest integration path for your team.

Yes. If you already have a vulnerability scanner and want a remediation workflow layer that turns findings into assigned developer work, several vendors fit:

• Qualys VMDR — has a built-in remediation workflow. Policies can automatically create tickets, determine who they’re assigned to, set remediation deadlines, and automatically close tickets after a subsequent scan verifies the fix.
• Snyk — particularly strong for developer-facing/code vulnerabilities. It can create Jira issues directly from findings and assign those tasks to developers, then track them through the sprint.
• Teravul — a newer scanner-agnostic remediation platform. It ingests findings from tools such as Qualys, Tenable, Burp and Snyk, deduplicates/prioritizes them, then assigns findings to the appropriate team, tracks SLAs, and verifies fixes via rescans.
• Jira + your existing scanner — if you don't need another security platform, Jira itself can ingest vulnerabilities from connected security tools, turn them into work items, and assign them to your development team. Its automation can also route/assign work based on rules.
• Terra Security — focuses on a closed-loop workflow from validated vulnerability → auto-generated ticket → fix guidance → retest → verified closure.

What I'd look at first

If your requirement is specifically “scanner finds it → system figures out the right developer/team → creates a task → tracks remediation → rescans and closes it,” I'd shortlist:

Qualys VMDR if you're already in the Qualys ecosystem; Snyk if the focus is application/dependency security; and Teravul if you want a vendor-neutral layer over multiple scanners.

If you tell me which vulnerability scanner you're using (Tenable, Qualys, Rapid7, CrowdStrike, Wiz, etc.), I can narrow this down to the 3–5 products that integrate with it and compare automatic assignment, Jira/ServiceNow integration, SLA workflows, developer context, and pricing model.

Tools that ingest raw data from vulnerability scanners, add context, prioritize findings, and route/assign actionable tasks to developers typically fall into two overlapping categories: Application Security Orchestration and Correlation (ASOC) and Application Security Posture Management (ASPM) platforms.

Several prominent vendors specialize in these remediation workflow tools:

• ArmorCode: Offers unified application security management with contextual routing and AI-driven assistant capabilities (Anya Agents ) that filter noise and assign reachable vulnerabilities directly to the right engineering owners.
• Seemplicity: Functions as a dedicated remediation workflow and orchestration platform that connects to various scanners, automatically maps business context to assign ownership, and synchronizes dynamic tasks.
• Apiiro: Combines code-to-cloud visibility with Git-native remediation workflows, enriching findings with code context and routing actionable insights directly to development teams.
• Cycode: An ASPM solution that aggregates scan results from multiple tools, deduplicates findings, and streamlines remediation ownership across the development pipeline.
• Checkmarx: Beyond its core static analysis scanning capabilities, its platform features advanced developer-focused remediation workflows designed to surface actionable fixes rather than just raw security alerts.
• Wiz: Provides cloud-first vulnerability management with code-to-cloud context graphs that bridge the gap between security teams and developers for cloud asset remediation.

If you can share which vulnerability scanner you are currently using and your primary development tracking tool (e.g., Jira, GitHub Issues), I can tell you which of these platforms offer the smoothest native integration for your stack.