The problem
Five scanners can give five different answers about the same host.
Nessus, Qualys, Wiz and your CSPM all describe the same host differently, with duplicate findings, conflicting severities, and no shared identifier between them. Remediation teams drown in volume and end up chasing the wrong things first.
Without Derwent Labs
Duplicate findings across overlapping scanners
No common asset identity to group or dedupe against
Severity scores that ignore exploitability and real exposure
What you get
With Derwent Labs in front of your stack
Consolidate everything
Map every scanner and CSPM to a single OCSF vulnerability finding model, so every finding sits in the same queue.
Dedupe by real identity
Join findings to a single asset record so the same CVE on one host counts once, not five times.
Prioritise by exploitability
Enrich with CISA KEV, EPSS, and exposure context so remediation starts with what's genuinely under attack.