Every report, investigated.

Vulnerability report triage is the process of reviewing an inbound security claim, separating it into testable issues, gathering missing application context, reproducing the reported behavior, assessing impact, and deciding whether to escalate or close it.

Forward vulnerability reports to triage@agent.casco.com. Casco separates each report into testable claims, maps them to the relevant application and business context, validates them within your defined scope, and returns either an evidence-backed finding or a documented reason for closing the claim.

Send or forward vulnerability reports to triage@agent.casco.com. The email can include researcher submissions, scanner output, customer-reported issues, and attachments related to the claim.

Casco can investigate bug bounty and vulnerability disclosure submissions, customer-reported security issues, internal reports, and scanner-generated findings delivered by email. It is especially useful when a report needs validation against the real application context.

Casco does not rely on the reported severity alone. It resolves the target application, test identity, permissions, tenant boundary, and relevant business logic, then safely attempts to reproduce the claim. The verdict is based on observed behavior and demonstrated impact.

No. Casco removes repetitive first-pass investigation and gives the security team evidence, reproduction steps, and decision reasoning. Your team keeps control of scope, guardrails, escalation rules, and any required human review.

Casco closes unsupported or non-exploitable claims with the investigation reasoning preserved. Valid findings are escalated with evidence and reproduction steps, so engineers can focus on the issues that require action.

A scanner identifies patterns and an inbox rule routes messages. Casco investigates the claim in the context of your application, attempts a safe reproduction, and produces a decision with evidence. It is an investigation layer, not another source of unverified alerts.

Testing runs within the assets, environments, identities, exclusions, and escalation rules defined by your team. Human supervision can be required for sensitive or nuanced actions, and the investigation record remains visible.