Beyond compliance. Beyond reachability.
CISA has mandated that federal agencies move away from CVSS-only prioritization.
Miggo helps you operationalize BOD 26-04 immediately and goes further with function-level exploitability and runtime mitigation while you patch.
Miggo operationalizes BOD 26-04 with:
CISA BOD 26-04 outcomes alongside CVSS, enriched with Miggo runtime context- no manual scoring
Know which specific code paths are active, reachable, and exploitable in your production
Generate, validate and deploy targeted WAF and runtime protections in minutes
If you're running a CVSS-based program today, Miggo can show you your environment through a BOD 26-04 lens, as required by federal agencies.
What SSVC 26-04 Measures
SSVC replaces the blunt instrument of CVSS with a structured decision tree that asks the questions that actually matter for your environment:
Is this vulnerability reachable?
Is there a working exploit in the wild?
What level of control would an attacker gain?
What is the potential business impact?
How Miggo Takes BOD 26-04 Further
CISA BOD 26-04 gets you to the right starting point, prioritizing based on reachability. That's a meaningful improvement over CVSS. But reachability is not the same as exploitability.
A vulnerability can be reachable and still never be exploited because the specific code path required to trigger it is never actually executed in your environment.
SSVC ANSWERS
"Can an attacker get to this service?"
MIGGO ANSWERS
"Can an attacker execute the specific function that makes this vulnerability dangerous in your environment, against your code, right now?"
This is function-level exploitability where the 1% of vulnerabilities that will actually be exploited lives. Miggo's runtime tracing goes to this level: not just which services are exposed, but which specific code paths are active and triggerable in production.