Veriom
Veriom is an AI platform for architectural root cause analysis across the SDLC, finding underlying causes behind security vulnerabilities.
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What is Veriom?
Veriom is an AI-powered security intelligence layer and DevSecOps platform that provides architectural root cause analysis for cybersecurity and compliance across infrastructure, AI, and the software delivery lifecycle (SDLC). Unlike traditional security scanners that only identify what vulnerabilities exist, Veriom finds why they keep breaking by tracing risks back to their root causes and architectural failures. The platform builds a complete model of your architecture covering code, cloud, CI/CD pipelines, and production environments in under one hour, then continuously adapts to your environment.
Key features include architectural root cause analysis that identifies underlying structural decisions producing security risks, automated system mapping across code/cloud/CI/CD/production, verified reachability analysis showing what's actually exploitable in your environment, and autonomous remediation that proposes and helps apply fixes to code or configuration. Veriom unifies siloed security data from GitHub, AWS, Azure, GCP, and CI/CD pipelines into one platform, maps architectural findings to compliance frameworks like ISO 27001, SOC 2, and NIST, and provides real-time threat resolution with continuous compliance enforcement.
Veriom is designed for engineering teams where security keeps falling behind, MSSPs, enterprises, and complex multi-environment programs. It serves leaders across the organization from the C-suite to frontline managers and engineers. The platform is particularly valuable for organizations facing reliability crises where critical failures are caught by end users rather than engineering teams, those needing to navigate complex regulatory landscapes, and teams wanting to eliminate siloed checks and improve cross-team collaboration between engineering, security, and compliance.
The platform delivers actionable insights in under 15 minutes, enables users to create data libraries and trigger audits effortlessly, provides detailed reports on system health and performance metrics, and offers agentic assurance to identify performance bottlenecks. Veriom's approach eliminates the infinite patching loop by ensuring one fix closes entire vulnerability classes rather than requiring individual patches for each symptom.
Veriom pricing
Pricing model: Free
Two pricing tiers: Growth plan at $1,200/month (monthly) or $1,080/month yearly (Save 10%) including up to 100 repositories, 5 cloud environments, 3 production environments, full architectural model in under an hour, root cause trace across code/cloud/production, verified reachability analysis, one fix closing entire vulnerability classes, and maps to ISO 27001/SOC 2/NIST. Enterprise plan offers custom pricing for MSSPs, enterprises, and complex multi-environment programs including everything in Growth plus unlimited repositories and environments, multi-tenant support, custom deployment options, custom monitoring triggers and alerting, custom SLA and data residency.
Veriom pros
- Finds root causes instead of just symptoms
- Identifies architectural failures scanners never reach
- One fix closes entire vulnerability classes
- Built complete architectural model in under one hour
- Provides verified reachability analysis for your environment
- Autonomous remediation proposes and applies fixes
- Integrates with GitHub, AWS, Azure, GCP, and CI/CD
- Maps findings to ISO 27001, SOC 2, and NIST frameworks
- Delivers actionable insights in under 15 minutes
- Unifies siloed security data across all layers
- Eliminates infinite patching loop
- No per-seat pricing kills margins
- Unlimited workspaces and teams included
- Real-time threat resolution capability
- Continuous compliance enforcement
Veriom cons
- No free tier available
- Growth plan at $1,200/month may be expensive for small teams
- Enterprise pricing is custom and not transparent
- Limited to 100 repositories on Growth plan
- Only 5 cloud environments on Growth plan
- Only 3 production environments on Growth plan
- Requires connection to existing infrastructure for setup
- Focused heavily on architectural issues rather than individual vulnerabilities
Frequently asked questions about Veriom
What is the main difference between Veriom and traditional security scanners?
Traditional security scanners only tell you what vulnerabilities exist (symptom detection), while Veriom finds why vulnerabilities keep breaking by performing architectural root cause analysis. Scanners identify individual vulnerabilities requiring infinite patching, while Veriom identifies the underlying structural decisions and architectural failures producing security risks, ensuring one fix closes entire vulnerability classes.
How quickly can Veriom build an architectural model of my environment?
Veriom builds a complete model of your architecture covering code, cloud, CI/CD pipelines, and production environments in under one hour. The model continuously adapts to your environment as it changes, and the platform provides actionable insights in under 15 minutes after connection.
What systems and tools does Veriom integrate with?
Veriom connects to GitHub, AWS, Azure, GCP, and your CI/CD pipeline. It integrates with existing security tools to unify siloed data across every layer of your delivery chain, linking code, cloud infrastructure, CI/CD pipelines, and production environments into one unified architectural intelligence platform.
How does Veriom's verified reachability work?
Verified reachability analyzes what vulnerabilities are actually exploitable in your specific environment. Instead of giving generic risk scores without context, Veriom traces each identified risk back to the specific control failure or architectural flaw responsible, verifying findings in your actual environment to show what's truly exploitable.
What compliance frameworks does Veriom support?
Veriom maps architectural findings to ISO 27001, SOC 2, and NIST compliance frameworks. The platform provides continuous compliance enforcement and can proactively identify compliance risks hidden in technical systems, helping organizations navigate complex regulatory landscapes.
How does autonomous remediation work in Veriom?
Veriom analyzes each vulnerability, its environment, and dependent components, then proposes an appropriate fix and helps apply it directly in code or configuration. This reduces manual effort and speeds up closure of critical issues by creating remediation logic that updates files like Dockerfiles or replaces vulnerable base images safely.
What's included in the Growth plan versus Enterprise plan?
Growth includes up to 100 repositories, 5 cloud environments, 3 production environments, full architectural model, root cause trace, verified reachability, and compliance mapping at $1,200/month. Enterprise includes everything in Growth plus unlimited repositories and environments, multi-tenant support for complex programs, custom deployment options, custom monitoring triggers and alerting, and custom SLA with data residency.
Can Veriom work for multi-tenant enterprise programs?
Yes, the Enterprise plan includes multi-tenant support specifically designed for complex multi-environment programs, MSSPs, and enterprises. It also provides custom deployment options, custom monitoring triggers and alerting, and custom SLA with data residency options for enterprise requirements.
How does Veriom reduce alert fatigue and noise?
Veriom reduces alert noise by unifying security signals across the SDLC and tracing hundreds of potential threats back to their root causes. Instead of endless dashboards and alert fatigue, it autonomously surfaces real risk and clears backlog without adding manual triage. One fix closes entire vulnerability classes instead of individual patches.
Who in the organization should use Veriom?
Veriom serves leaders across the entire organization from the C-suite to frontline managers and engineers. It provides features for engineering teams where security keeps falling behind, security teams needing unified visibility, compliance teams managing regulatory requirements, and frontline engineers who need actionable fix guidance with ownership and location details.