Every threat in one place. A plan for each one, before the patch ships.
GalviumAI pulls your scanners, agents, threat feeds and vendor advisories into one dashboard. It turns each finding into a tracked ticket with an owner and a deadline. When the vendor hasn't shipped a fix, it gives you a mitigation plan your team approves today.
Your vulnerability program lives in an inbox.
Scanner reports, agent alerts and vendor bulletins each arrive in their own tool and their own email. Nobody sees the whole picture, ownership is a reply-all thread, and critical deadlines slip quietly.
Too many sources
Tenable, Qualys, endpoint agents, Oracle CPU, Ellucian, Microsoft and CISA all report separately. The same flaw shows up four times, and the critical one hides in the noise.
No owner, no deadline
Email has no assignment, no status and no clock. When an auditor asks who fixed what and when, the answer is a search through someone's mailbox.
Nothing to do until the patch
Vendors take weeks. Change freezes and regression testing add more. Most teams have no structured plan for that gap, so the risk just sits open.
From scattered alerts to tracked, closed work.
GalviumAI sits on top of the tools you already own. Nothing to rip out.
- ConnectScanner and agent results, NVD, CISA KEV, EPSS and your vendors' advisories.
- ConsolidateDuplicates merged, each finding mapped to the component you actually run.
- AssignA ticket in your system, routed to the right owner, with a due date.
- Fix or mitigatePatch when it exists. Human-approved compensating controls until it does.
- ReportTime to remediate, deadlines met and audit evidence, by system.
Every threat, one screen
Findings from agents, scanners, threat feeds and vendor advisories land in one ranked view instead of a dozen inboxes.
Sees inside your ERP
Component-level mapping for PeopleSoft, Banner, Oracle and the Java, WebLogic and Tomcat stacks under them. An agentless, open-source script collects metadata only, never PII.
Ranked by what attackers use
CVSS, EPSS exploit likelihood, CISA KEV status, internet exposure and how critical the system is. Start with the handful that matter.
Out of email, into tickets
Each finding becomes a ticket in your ticketing system (Jira today, ServiceNow next), assigned to the team that owns the system.
See what's about to slip
Every item carries a due date set by risk and policy, so you see what's at risk of missing its deadline before it does.
Mitigation before the patch
AI-drafted compensating controls ranked P1 to P3, each with its reasoning. A person on your team approves every plan before anything changes.
Lower your risk now, not on the vendor's schedule.
Between disclosure and a deployed patch there are often weeks of open exposure. GalviumAI fills that window with a mitigation plan you can apply and defend to an auditor.
Ranked and explained
Every control says what it blocks and why, so you can defend it to an auditor and roll it back when the patch lands.
A person approves it
Nothing changes in your environment until someone on your team signs off.
It meets the requirement
Documented compensating controls and deadlines give you evidence for NIST SP 800-53 RA-5 and SI-2, CISA KEV timelines and your own policy.
Know how long it takes you to fix what matters.
Leadership asks whether the crown-jewel systems are exposed and what's being done. GalviumAI answers with numbers.
- Time to remediate and time to patch, by severity, system and team.
- Deadline performance: what closed on time, what's at risk, what's overdue.
- Open exposure on systems that hold PII, financial and student data.
- Audit evidence mapped to NIST SP 800-53 RA-5 and SI-2.
Where GalviumAI fits.
Scanners find issues. Aggregators organize them. A few newer tools mitigate on endpoints or through existing controls. GalviumAI is built for the application layer of the systems that run an institution, and it covers the patch gap with plans your team approves.
| Capability | GalviumAI | ScannersTenable, Qualys, Rapid7 | Risk-based aggregatorsNucleus, Brinqa, Vulcan (now Tenable) | Exposure mitigationZafran, Vicarius |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pulls in findings from other scanners and agents | Yes, plus threat feeds and vendor advisories |
Mostly their own scan data |
Yes, their core strength |
Yes |
| Application-layer mapping for PeopleSoft, Banner and Oracle | Component level: PeopleTools, Integration Broker, Java |
OS and package level; limited inside ERP |
Only as deep as the source scanners |
General purpose |
| Ticketing workflow with owners and deadlines | Jira today, ServiceNow next |
Integrations available |
Yes |
Yes |
| Mitigation before a vendor patch exists | AI-drafted, ranked, human-approved compensating controls |
Remediation guidance only |
Prioritization, not mitigation |
Yes, via existing controls (Zafran) or endpoint agent shielding (Vicarius) |
| Time-to-remediate and deadline reporting | By system, team and severity |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
| No new agent on the systems you protect | Agentless |
Agent or network scan |
Ingests from other tools |
Varies by product |
| Built and priced for higher ed and public sector | Free tier, pay per remediation or subscription |
Broad market |
Enterprise, quote-based |
Enterprise, quote-based |
Based on each vendor's public materials as of October 2026. Categories are a simplification and individual products vary; confirm details with each vendor.
Keep your scanners
Tenable and Qualys are excellent at finding issues across hosts. GalviumAI uses their results; it doesn't replace them.
Where aggregators are strong
Nucleus and Brinqa connect to hundreds of tools. GalviumAI goes deeper on fewer systems: the ERP and student platforms that hold your most sensitive data.
What makes us different
Application-layer depth for PeopleSoft, Banner and Oracle, combined with ranked, explained mitigation plans a person approves, built by people who ran these systems.
Built for institutions that can't afford to guess.
Higher education
Small security teams protecting student, financial aid, HR and research data across decentralized IT.
- PeopleSoft Campus Solutions, HCM and Financials; Ellucian Banner; Oracle databases
- Evidence for the GLBA Safeguards Rule, FERPA expectations and internal audit
- Pricing that fits a university budget, starting free
State, local and federal
Agencies working to CISA KEV deadlines and NIST controls with legacy applications that can't be patched quickly.
- Tracks CISA BOD 22-01 KEV remediation timelines
- Evidence mapped to NIST SP 800-53 RA-5 and SI-2
- Hosted on AWS GovCloud; FedRAMP preparation begins in 2027
What works today, and what's next.
We'd rather show you than oversell. Here's the plain status.
- Application-layer CVE mapping
- Unified risk dashboard
- AI mitigation plans with human approval
- Jira sync
- Scanner, agent and vendor-advisory ingestion
- Owners and deadlines on every item
- Time-to-remediate reporting
- SOC 2 Type II (in progress)
- ServiceNow integration
- More scanner and agent connectors
- Managed analyst service
- FedRAMP preparation (2027)
See which vulnerabilities affect your environment, across your sources, on one dashboard.
A modest fee for each validated fix or mitigation plan. You pay when risk goes down.
All features, unlimited plans, workflow and reporting for the whole institution.
Practitioners, not vendors guessing.
We spent decades securing the student, financial and HR systems GalviumAI protects. We built the tool we wished we'd had.
Kamyar Marashi
More than 28 years in higher-education security and infrastructure, including security for student information, ERP financial and human capital systems. Led a HEUG Board technical reporting group on PeopleSoft security and presents regularly at industry conferences.
Jim Rubin
Architect and builder of the GalviumAI platform: the ingestion pipeline, the application-layer mapping engine and the AI mitigation workflow.
A wedge into the systems no one else covers.
AI has shortened the time from disclosure to exploit, and regulators have shortened the deadlines. Institutions with complex ERP stacks are caught between the two. GalviumAI is raising a seed extension to reach them.
The window closed
- More than 40,000 CVEs were published in 2024, a record, and the pace keeps climbing.
- Exploitation can follow disclosure within hours.
- KEV deadlines, NIST controls and the GLBA Safeguards Rule demand documented, timely action.
US degree-granting institutions, many running PeopleSoft, Banner or Oracle, plus state, local and federal agencies with the same legacy-application problem.
Land free, expand on value
- Free visibility tier creates the pipeline.
- Pay-per-remediation ties revenue to risk reduced.
- Institution-wide subscriptions, with paid 60-day pilots for early partners.
From working product to repeatable sales
- Senior engineering to harden integrations
- NIST and FedRAMP compliance lead
- Marketing and a sales team to reach hundreds of institutions
- Legal and contracting
- 2026 · DoneCompany formed; core platform built and demoed
- Q4 2026MVP with alpha partners; SOC 2 Type II
- 2027ServiceNow and more connectors; first subscriptions
- 2027 onwardFedRAMP preparation; public-sector expansion
A 30-minute working session on your own stack.
No slides. Bring a system you worry about and we'll show you what GalviumAI sees, what it would fix first and how it would cover the gap. We're selecting a small group of alpha partners now.
kamyar@galviumai.com