Vigilix
Pentest findings management built for security teams in Asia
Vigilix launched on June 11, 2026 with 3 votes, #6,658 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.
What it does
Most security teams manage pentest findings in spreadsheets or 400-page PDFs nobody reads. Vigilix changes that. Built by a bug bounty hunter from Indonesia — track, assign, and remediate vulnerabilities with CVSS v3.1 scoring, kanban board, PDF reports, Slack/Discord notifications, REST API, 2FA, and full audit log. 30-day free trial. No credit card required.
Platform manajemen temuan keamanan untuk tim IT Indonesia
Kalau CEO tanya "Kondisi keamanan kita gimana hari ini?" — tim kamu bisa jawab dalam 10 detik. Bukan PDF ratusan halaman. Bukan spreadsheet yang berdebu. Tim security di Asia rata-rata buang 3–5 jam per minggu hanya untuk manage data vulnerability. Tools enterprise harganya jutaan per bulan — terlalu mahal untuk tim yang sedang berkembang. Tidak ada CVSS calculator, tidak ada status tracking, tidak ada audit trail. Berbagi laporan ke klien jadi mimpi buruk. Jira, Snyk, Tenable — $100–$1.000+/bulan. Dibuat untuk Fortune 500, dihargai untuk Fortune 500. Harga USD, tidak ada metode pembayaran lokal, tidak ada support di timezone kamu. Vigilix hadir untuk itu. Built by bug hunters and…from vigilix.id
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