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Overview

The Vulnerability Management Integration allows AIM to automatically sync vulnerability information from Snapsec VM and enrich asset records with live security context. Once enabled, assets inside AIM — such as IPs, domains, APIs, repositories, and applications — are automatically correlated with vulnerabilities discovered inside Snapsec VM.

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What This Integration Does

  • Pulls vulnerability metadata from Snapsec VM into AIM
  • Links vulnerabilities with corresponding assets (IP, domain, repository, API, etc.)
  • Updates severity counts, risk scores, and exposure status in real time
  • Ensures asset records remain consistent with the VM module
  • Enables unified investigation across asset and vulnerability views
AIM does not modify vulnerabilities — it consumes VM data to keep your asset inventory enriched and accurate.

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How to Enable the Integration

  1. Go to AIM → Integrations
  2. Locate Vulnerability Management
  3. Click Install / Configure
  4. Enter your Snapsec API Key
  5. Save and enable the integration
AIM will immediately begin syncing vulnerability information associated with any asset.

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Synced Data

AIM automatically retrieves:
  • Vulnerability titles & descriptions
  • Severity (Critical / High / Medium / Low / Info)
  • Detection timestamps
  • Affected assets
  • Source scanner
  • VM lifecycle state (Open, In Review, Resolved, etc.)
This enables AIM to compute accurate asset-level risk, exposure, and security score.

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Viewing Vulnerabilities in AIM

Once the integration is active, each asset page includes:
  • Vulnerability count
  • Severity breakdown
  • Linked vulnerability list
  • Quick navigation to the VM module

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Sync Behavior

  • Sync is continuous and automatically updates when:
    • New vulnerabilities appear in VM
    • Vulnerabilities change state
    • Resolved vulnerabilities are closed
  • No manual refresh is required
  • AIM only reads data — it does not modify VM records

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Troubleshooting

  • No vulnerabilities appearing:
    Ensure the same assets exist in both AIM and VM.
  • API key invalid:
    Regenerate and re-enter your Snapsec VM API key.
  • Stale data:
    Check integration status under AIM → Integrations → Vulnerability Management.

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Next Steps

View Vulnerabilities in AIM

Explore asset-level vulnerability context inside AIM.