Remediation governance & proof

Finding vulnerabilities is solved.
Proving they're fixed isn't.

Looptight sits on top of the scanners and autofixers you already run, maps your entire estate as one connected system, and proves every critical is actually closed — owned, reachability-checked, and audit-ready.

  • Sits on top of your stack
  • Evidence on every closure
  • You set the gates

The gap nobody closes

You can find them. You can even auto-fix them.
You still can't prove they're closed.

Discovery is commoditized — and so is generating a patch; your scanner probably bundles it now. What no tool does is close the loop across a real estate: confirm the right team shipped the right fix for something that was actually exploitable, and hold the evidence to show it. That gap is exactly where criticals age, SLAs slip, and audits hurt.

Everyone counts what they found. We account for what's closed — with proof.

Why we can prove it

Proof requires knowing your estate is one thing.

A finding isn't a line in a scanner. It's a repo, a running service, a cloud resource, an owning team, and an identity — all the same thing. Almost nothing maps them together, which is why "who owns this, is it exploitable, is it really closed" is so hard to answer. Looptight resolves that map across your whole stack. That's how we route every fix to the team that can merge it, skip what isn't reachable, and prove closure across all of it — not just inside one tool's silo.

How it works

Connect. Resolve. Prove.

Set it up once. Then the loop runs itself.

Plug into your stack

Point it at what you already run — scanners, autofixers, source control, cloud, and your issue tracker. Nothing to rip out, no new agents to babysit.

Map the whole estate

It connects every finding to the code, service, cloud resource, owner, and identity behind it — so ownership and exploitability are answered automatically.

Close it with evidence

Every closed item ships with proof: the reachability verdict, the fix, the passing pipeline, the timestamp. Auditor-ready and traceable to the line.

under the hood
  1. ingest
  2. resolve estate
  3. confirm reachability
  4. route to owner
  5. apply / verify fix
  6. prove closure
  7. enforce SLA

Trust & control

Autonomous, not unaccountable.

Every conclusion shows its work — the finding, the evidence, the diff, the test run. Nothing acts without your rules: set the gates, require review where you want, keep humans in the loop on anything that matters. You hold the proof; we do the toil.

  • Full audit trail
  • You set the gates
  • Evidence on every closure
  • SLA enforcement
  • Reversible by design
  • SOC 2 / ISO 27001 — status on request
Read the Trust & Security overview

Bring your own fixers

Keep your stack. We govern the outcome.

Already running GitHub Autofix, Snyk, or your scanner's built-in remediation? Keep them. Looptight consumes their fixes and everything else — and is the one place that proves the whole estate is actually closed. We don't replace your stack. We make it accountable.

scanners
  • SAST
  • DAST
  • SCA
  • CSPM
autofixers
  • GitHub Autofix
  • Snyk
  • Sonar
source
  • GitHub
  • GitLab
  • Bitbucket
cloud
  • AWS
  • GCP
  • Azure
issue tracking
  • Jira
  • Linear

Outcomes

The numbers that actually move.

weeks minutes

critical-vuln closure time

100%

closures shipped with proof

−68%

aging criticals in 90 days*

weeks a query

audit evidence prep

Your engineers get off triage duty. Your CISO gets a number that holds up in a board deck — and in an audit.

* placeholder — replace with design-partner data before launch

The math

Prove it now, or pay for it later.

An unproven critical is cheap to close and ruinous to ignore — in breach cost, in failed audits, in downtime. Looptight closes and proves criticals before they're exploited, turning a routine change into avoided incident cost and an audit you can pass on a Tuesday.

Close it now 1 PR

A routine, proven change — routed to the owner, verified, evidenced.

Pay for it later $$$

Breach cost, downtime, a failed audit, and the postmortem.

Bring a finding. We'll prove it closed.

See Looptight resolve, fix, and prove a real critical in your own environment.