Webinar: Vulnerability Management in ProGet 2026

Turning Vulnerability Severity Data into Real-World, Actionable Decisions

Modern applications rely heavily on open-source dependencies, which make up most codebases. Organizations rely on tools like repository scanning or automated dependency updating, treating vulnerabilities based on theoretical worst-case severity rather than real-world risk.

This can introduce behavior changes that lead to regressions, or slow delivery through time spent validating low-risk issues.

What You Should be Doing Instead

Focus on whether a vulnerability is actually exploitable in your system and what action it requires.

With ProGet 2026 comes a range of new functionality to help you do exactly this. ProGet now uses tailored “Risk Profiles” to evaluate context, assigns “Categories” to vulnerabilities based on real-world risk, and applies “Assessment Types” to drive consistent action.

What You’ll See in This Webinar

• Risk Profiles for Added Context: How ProGet will now use tailored risk profiles to evaluate vulnerabilities based on your own environment and how applications are used.
• Categories to Prioritize Real Risk: How ProGet categorizes vulnerabilities from 1–5 to help you decide how urgently to address them.
• Assessment Types to Drive Action: How ProGet will now assess vulnerabilities as either Monitor, Remediate, and Contain to offer guidance on how you should respond to them.
• Customizable Assessments and Vulnerability Alerts: How ProGet lets you create your own assessment types, and set which vulnerability alerts will be shown or suppressed to better align with your organization and workflows.