Konvu is a security company founded in 2024 that deploys AI security agents to triage vulnerability findings from existing scanners. Its platform connects to scanners and analyzes code paths, configurations and deployment contexts specific to each customer's environment, determining which findings are actually exploitable rather than relying on severity scores alone. Each verdict is accompanied by documented reasoning and evidence.
The company's position rests on a simple observation about the volume of security work: more than 50,000 CVEs emerge annually, time-to-exploit has compressed from years to hours, and only about 4% of scanner findings are genuinely exploitable. By proving exploitability automatically, the platform lets security teams dismiss false positives and concentrate on that smaller set of real risks.
Two products make up the offering. The Konvu AI Security Agent Platform integrates with over 20 scanners, including Snyk, Semgrep, Wiz, Black Duck, Checkmarx and Veracode, and surfaces the 4% of findings that matter. Automated Fix Pull Requests opens remediation pull requests directly in GitHub, closing the loop from discovery to fix without requiring teams to switch tools or dashboards. The technical work spans LLM-driven code analysis, static and dynamic analysis, exploitability analysis and automated remediation.
Konvu was founded by security veterans who previously worked together at Sqreen, a Y Combinator-backed application security startup acquired by Datadog. The team's stated aim is to remove tedious manual triage so that security engineers can spend their time on substantive work.
