Miggo generates a precise WAF rule scoped to the specific exploitable path, deploys it to AWS WAF or Cloudflare in seconds, and expires it automatically when the real patch ships. The vulnerability stays open in the code; the exploit path closes at runtime. This is a documented compensating control for PCI DSS 4.0, DORA and NYDFS 500.

Miggo builds a live map of your running application, then tests each CVE in your backlog against real runtime reachability rather than against a package manifest. Typically 99% of a backlog turns out to be unreachable in production, which is why customers see a 99% reduction in what their teams have to act on.

Yes. Miggo produces a live view of what is exploitable, what is shielded, and what is genuinely open, with the attack paths behind each. Teams using it report over 50% less time spent assembling compliance and audit evidence by hand.

Miggo supports PCI DSS v4.0 Requirement 6.4.3 and Requirement 12.10 by providing evidence of live request behaviour and active protection against exploits. For DORA, Miggo provides the runtime ICT risk evidence examiners ask for: what is exposed, what is reachable, and what controls are actually operating.

No. Miggo is an Application Detection and Response platform. It works at the application runtime layer, which includes the API calls your services make and receive, but it is not an API gateway and does not replace one.