How We Use an AI Agent to Handle Vanta Vulnerabilities Faster

Qovery describes a pilot AI agent built with its Agent Tasks platform to streamline vulnerability triage for SOC 2 compliance, including a commitment to remediate critical issues within 10 days. Scheduled to read open findings and due dates from Vanta, the agent prioritizes vulnerabilities by urgency, maps affected packages to code across 16 GitHub and GitLab repositories, identifies duplicate root causes or fixes awaiting deployment, and prepares tested changes when possible. It opens only verified draft pull or merge requests and posts concise Slack reports identifying urgent items, review-ready fixes, and cases requiring human judgment. The system is constrained from modifying Vanta records, default branches, releases, or merges, while engineers retain responsibility for reviewing, approving, and deploying every change. Qovery says it is still evaluating the appropriate schedule, measurable time savings, and the categories of fixes the agent can handle reliably before adopting the approach more broadly.

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