Hackuity review
A vulnerability operations layer for teams consolidating findings and managing remediation.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
For enterprise security teams working across many vulnerability sources, Hackuity consolidates findings into a vulnerability operations platform. It aggregates data from scanners, cloud, application security, endpoint, ITSM and threat-intelligence tools, then deduplicates findings and adds asset, business and threat context. It is an orchestration and prioritization layer, not a scanner, so teams need existing tools to produce the findings it manages.
Hackuity’s prioritization combines an explainable True Risk Score with enrichment from CISA KEV, EPSS, ransomware campaigns and dark-web signals. A unified asset inventory adds business criticality, exposure and ownership context. Remediation groups, AI-assisted patch guidance, routing and escalation playbooks help assign work; bidirectional ITSM synchronization supports workflows with tools such as ServiceNow, Jira and Azure DevOps. Ownership tracking, SLA monitoring and executive reporting on risk, MTTR, backlog and remediation extend the focus from triage to follow-through. This makes the platform a fit for teams that need to coordinate remediation across tools, rather than replace vulnerability assessment.
The published plans are annual, asset-based and quote-only. ACCESS covers up to 3,000 managed assets with SaaS deployment and five standard connectors; it does not offer on-premises deployment. PREMIUM covers 3,001–25,000 assets with ten connectors and on-premises deployment on request. ADVANCED covers 25,000+ assets, includes unlimited standard connectors and offers on-premises deployment on request. SaaS is included across all plans. Hackuity suits large organizations that need centralized prioritization and remediation coordination; teams seeking a scanner, or a public fixed-price plan, should look elsewhere.
Hackuity pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Aggregates and deduplicates findings from 130+ security tools
- Explainable risk scoring enriched with threat and asset context
- Coordinates remediation with playbooks, ITSM sync and SLA reporting
- Where it doesn't
- Does not scan for vulnerabilities; it depends on existing tools
- Pricing is annual, asset-based and quote-only
- On-premises deployment is unavailable on ACCESS
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