The vulnerability platform
we couldn't buy.

We've run IT operations across international markets and multi-tenant infrastructure for large corporations. We've sat through the audits, passed the certifications, written the SLAs against suppliers and held the line on the ones clients wrote against us. And we kept reaching for vulnerability tools that frustrated us at every turn: too expensive, too opaque, too complex to even get started with, and all US-based in an EU reality. That's where the gap became obvious.

In most mid-market companies, IT security is funded after the breach, not before. Until then, teams hold the line with a stack of open-source scanners and spreadsheets. The established market leaders charge enterprise prices, hide features and quotes behind sales calls, and demand six-month rollouts. Outside the EU, the market accepts the split: a scanner from one vendor, a compliance tool from another, a GRC consultant on top. Inside the EU, the regulator doesn't, and the mid-market budget doesn't either. And under the US CLOUD Act, the platforms hosting all of that data sit in foreign jurisdiction, a question more EU boards are asking after the political shifts in Washington.

Vornin is built around that duality. One platform where the scan, the fix, and the audit evidence are the same record. Scan your attack surface, resolve your vulnerabilities, and prove your compliance to NIS2, DORA, and ISO 27001 from the same dashboard. Transparent pricing on a public page. EU-hosted, under EU jurisdiction.