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. Teams end up spending effort on vulnerabilities that don’t actually affect their system, while struggling to clearly identify the ones that do.

What organizations should be doing instead is focusing on whether a vulnerability is actually exploitable in their 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.

Our COO, Mike Goulis, will lead a live demonstration of ProGet 2026’s new features and how to integrate them into your existing workflows in our upcoming webinar, From Theoretical Risk to Real World Impact: Vulnerability Management in ProGet 2026, on May 12 at 11:00 AM EST (4 PM GMT, 8 AM PST).

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Webinar Highlights: What You’ll Learn

⭐ 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, or 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.

By combining these new features, teams can reduce unnecessary alerts and upgrades, focusing only on vulnerabilities that actually require action.

Who Should Attend?

This webinar is relevant for teams already using ProGet, including:

👍 Developers & Engineering Teams: Get clearer guidance on what to fix and what can wait.

👍 DevOps & Platform Teams: Improve how vulnerabilities are handled across pipelines and releases.

👍 Security & Application Owners: Reduce noise while maintaining meaningful risk coverage.

Save the Date: May 12

Join Inedo’s COO on May 12 at 11:00 AM EST (4PM GMT, 8AM PST) to see how ProGet 2026 helps you evaluate vulnerabilities in context and take the right action, without unnecessary upgrades or delays.

Make better decisions, reduce regressions, and get more value out of the tools you’re already using!